Month: March 2024
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Digging into the latest indictment of former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder
Read more: Digging into the latest indictment of former Ohio House Speaker Larry HouseholderFormer Ohio House speaker Larry Householder arrives for day two of his racketeering trial. (Photo by Morgan Trau, WEWS.) Some allegations address Householder’s actions after the feds arrested him in 2020 BY: MARTY SCHLADEN – Ohio Capital Journal Former House Speaker Larry Householder has again been indicted on charges related to his actions in a massive bribery…
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Ohio Controlling Board approves purchase of modular shoot houses to train armed school districts
Read more: Ohio Controlling Board approves purchase of modular shoot houses to train armed school districtsBY: MEGAN HENRY – Ohio Capital Journal The Ohio Controlling Board has approved a $78,028 purchase to buy two mobile modular shoot houses to help train school districts with armed staff. The Ohio Department of Public Safety made the request to the Controlling Board, which was approved during Monday’s meeting. The mobile modular shoot houses are from…
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Hamilton County Auditor Brigid Kelly passes at age 40
Read more: Hamilton County Auditor Brigid Kelly passes at age 40Photo from Brigid Kelly’s FaceBook page Flags of county-owned buildings be flown at half-staff to honor Brigid Kelly Hamilton County, Ohio – After a two-year battle with cancer and entering hospice care, and just one week after announcing that she needed to step down as Hamilton County Auditor, Brigid Kelly passed on Tuesday. Kelly served…
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Discover an eclipse event
Read more: Discover an eclipse eventLoveland, Ohio – The eclipse is coming. On April 8, the moon will line up between Earth and the Sun – immersing us in momentary, mesmeric, celestial darkness. It truly is an event like no other. So gather your crew and make plans to witness this cosmic, once-in-a-lifetime spectacle together. Search for Local Events
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Cassie Brings the League for Animal Welfare to the Table of Discussions
Read more: Cassie Brings the League for Animal Welfare to the Table of Discussionsby Cassie Mattia, Loveland, Ohio – The oldest and one of the largest no-kill shelters in Cincinnati, Ohio graced me with their presence on my latest episodes of the Table of Discussions! The League for Animal Welfare, which was founded in 1949, provides much-needed care for over 1,800 unwanted, lost, and neglected cats and dogs.…
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Get Free Naloxone and Test Strips
Read more: Get Free Naloxone and Test StripsLoveland, Ohio – If you are in Ohio, you can get naloxone for you, someone you know, or your organization. Help save lives! I am a person who lives in Ohio looking to get free naloxone or fentanyl test strips for myself or someone I know. CLICK to choose which material(s) would you like to…
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Ohio Minority Leaders Nickie Antonio and Allison Russo are navigating a Republican supermajority
Read more: Ohio Minority Leaders Nickie Antonio and Allison Russo are navigating a Republican supermajorityOhio House Democratic Leader Allison Russo, left, and Ohio Senate Democratic Leader Nickie Antonio, right. (Official photos from the Ohio Statehouse website.) Ohio Senate Minority Leader Nickie Antonio became leader in 2023 and Ohio House Minority Leader Allison Russo became leader in 2022. BY: MEGAN HENRY – Ohio Capital Journal For the first time since 2008, two…
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More than 91,000 have applied for Ohio private school voucher expansion
Read more: More than 91,000 have applied for Ohio private school voucher expansionGetty Images. 87,312 scholarships have been awarded as of March 18 — amounting to $394 million in allocated funding, according to the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. BY: MEGAN HENRY – Ohio Capital Journal There have been more than 91,100 applications for Ohio’s private school voucher expansion program so far this school year — a dramatic…
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Injuries Ravage the Reds in Advance of Opening Day
Read more: Injuries Ravage the Reds in Advance of Opening DayMatt Mclain photo by Cincinnati Reds by Chris Ball Loveland, Ohio – Under David Bell the Reds have had plenty of slow starts. Last year they were 12-16 at the end of April and many fans were settling in for what many expected to be one of the worst seasons in decades. Thankfully we were…


