The Supreme Court struck down President Trump’s executive order limiting birthright citizenship. An Ohio immigration attorney called the decision “reaffirming.”
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Aerial photograph of the OVEC-operated Kyger Creek Power Plant in Cheshire. (Getty Images.)The Citizens Utility Board of Ohio has published a report warning policymakers against relying too heavily on aging, mostly coal-fired power plants. The study casts doubt on programs that allow facilities to run even when they’re not the most cost-efficient option. In the…
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Activists from Save Ohio Parks protest fracking under state parks and wildlife areas, in Columbus, Ohio. (Photo by Graham Stokes for Ohio Capital Journal. Republish photo only with original article.)The Ohio Oil and Gas Land Management Commission approved 21 bids to frack more than 15,000 acres of Ohio’s public land during Monday’s meeting. Nearly 13,000…
Changes have been made to restructure the rules governing Ohio’s courts. The Supreme Court of Ohio has moved numerous rules from the Rules of Superintendence to the appropriate Rules of Practice and Procedure.
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Columbus city officials are advancing a new juvenile curfew to counter rising youth disturbances, despite questions about its effectiveness in reducing crime.
Do curfews work? Columbus councilmembers and police say yes; research says otherwise Read More »