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Ohio governor says he would consider suspending state’s gas tax
Nearly five months rejecting a proposal to temporarily halt the Ohio gasoline tax, Gov. Mike DeWine tells NBC4 that he would reconsider a new proposal should it meet certain requirements.
Pennsylvania State House passes bipartisan open primaries bill
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) - The Pennsylvania State House passed a bill that would allow Independents to vote in the state's primaries. House Bill 280, proposed by State Rep. Jared Solomon (D-Philadelphia), would allow an "unenrolled elector," also known as an unaffiliated voter, to participate in primary elections by requesting either a Republican or Democratic Party
LaBrae Local Schools hosts public forum on school funding, property tax reform
LaBrae Local Schools on Tuesday hosted a public forum on school funding and property tax reform.
Local municipalities considering forming joint fire district
If someone gets seriously sick or hurt, they want an ambulance. But it's getting harder for small townships to support the service.
$1.9 million awarded for local projects
Two local projects are getting a combined $1.9 million from the Appalachian Regional Commission.
‘Secret’ immigration courts popping up in federal buildings, observers say
The Trump administration is holding secret, pop-up immigration courts in federal buildings that the public can't access, and lawyers are having trouble finding detained migrants through an online system, lawyers and an Arizona lawmaker said Tuesday.
Bay Area firefighter wanted on CSAM charges may have staged death, FBI says
He reportedly drowned in April 2023 but the FBI now says they're not so sure he did.
5 things to know about Trump’s new AI website
Trump claims the website “cannot, in theory, be hacked into," noting that "everying is totally private" and "personal information is not collected or stored."
Supreme Court declines Christa Pike’s clemency appeal, with Tennessee set to execute first woman in 200 years
The Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to stop the execution of a Tennessee inmate who was convicted in the 1995 murder of a teenage classmate, clearing the way for the state's first execution of a woman in 200 years.
Bids still open for repairing New Castle’s historic carousel house
The City of New Castle is in the process of soliciting bids to repair the historic carousel house and says it received one, but it's too high.