Weekly News Roundup

Weekly News Roundup 10-16-25

OhioRegister

16 Oct 2025 — 1 min read

Headlines handpicked from around the web to keep you informed

1. 2 bills aimed at property tax relief passed in the Ohio House. Here's what's next for them - Denise Callahan, Journal-News , Connor Steffen, WCPO Cincinnati

2. Traffic cameras: extortion scheme or safety tool? In the suburbs, they rake in millions - Today in Ohio | cleveland.com

3. GE Aerospace invests $30 million in workforce program to grow manufacturing talent - Alex Null, WCPO Cincinnati

4. Cleveland protesters show support for Portland demonstrators with inflatable costume display over I-90 - Megan Sims, cleveland.com

5. 'No Kings' anti-Trump protests scheduled across Nation and Ohio, including Statehouse in Columbus - Amani Bayo, Columbus Dispatch

6. Flying Basic Economy? Why bringing a roller bag can wipe out all your savings - John Matarese, WCPO Cincinnati

7. Meta, Google push two different Ohio age verification policies - Sarah Donaldson, The Statehouse News Bureau

8. Plunging October gas prices are boosting holiday shopping hopes – John Matarese, WCPO Cincinnati

9. Millions incoming in U.S. Senate race in Ohio, more than a year out from election - Karen Kasler, The Statehouse News Bureau

10. Trying to maximize our window ' | Some Ohio businesses see demand surge amid intoxicating hemp ban attempt - Connor Steffen, WCPO Cincinnati

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