Farmers have been fighting for the right to repair their own equipment for years. Under President Donald Trump, they’re finally winning.
Right-to-repair farm equipment deal a major win for Ohio farmers Read More »
Artificial intelligence is not a passing fad. Data centers will be as essential to this century as railroads, highways and airports were to earlier ones. And that means Ohio should welcome them.
Should Ohio keep subsidizing trillion-dollar tech firms? Read More »
In another swipe at public schools, now pending in Ohio’s House is a Senate bill, passed in June with only GOP votes, to force the state’s 600-plus school districts to offer for sale unused buildings to private schools, not just – as under current law – to charter schools.
Public school buildings are the people's property Read More »
Something is happening in Ohio, and it’s bigger than data centers at the heart of it, say the hosts of the Today in Ohio podcast.
People don't trust their government' — and Ohio's data center revolt is the proof Read More »
High school students unlock magnetic locking pouches containing their phones after class with a newly established a phone-free policy in 2024. After the success of cellphone bans nationwide, state lawmakers are turning to legislation restricting how much time students can look at screen. (Alixel Cabrera/Utah News Dispatch) After school cellphone bans passed many statehouses with…
States move to limit classroom screen time Read More »