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The move was made “as part of an ongoing analysis of the business and against the evolving global backdrop,” the Texas-based carrier said in a statement.

A personal recognizance bond was set at $10,000 in a criminal case out of Summit County for Brandon Kovach, who said in February that he was running for Ohio's 58th District.

An Ohio man became the first person in the United States to be convicted of violating a national bill signed into law in 2025, which criminalizes publishing AI-generated content, including “revenge porn.”

Ohio advocacy groups are suing federal agencies over alleged immigration enforcement arrests without probable cause or a warrant.

The Youngstown Summer Movie Series is back for 2026, bringing a full lineup of free, family-friendly movies to Youngstown.

Intoxicating hemp products have been illegal in Ohio since the state’s new cannabis regulations went into effect on March 20, but the hemp industry and its supporters aren’t giving up yet.

A coalition of more than 1,300 businesses across Ohio is renewing efforts to pass statewide LGBTQ+ protections, arguing such policies are essential not only for civil rights but also for economic growth.

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Source: Paras Griffin / Getty Queen Latifah has been one of the few music artists from the late 1900’s to keep herself relevant throughout the decades and well into the 2020’s and thanks to her tireless work ethic the Grammy award winning artist has been tapped to host the 2026 American Music Awards. According to

Source: Xinhua News Agency / Getty The New York Times has gone from being a trusted news source to a publication willing to omit parts of President Trump’s statements to make them appear coherent and less volatile.  The process, as the Daily Kos notes, is called “sanewashing,” and the New York Times and other publications