As the Fourth of July holiday weekend begins, Ohio plans to sink hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars into traffic safety. Gov. Mike DeWine announced Thursday a plan to spend $137.5 million on ...

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An iconic tourist attraction in an area of western North Carolina among the hardest hit by Hurricane Helene reopened to the ...

The race for Ohio governor in 2026 is already well underway, more than a year before the election. “This is really early for ...

In San Angelo, Texas, photos showed a flooded intersection where water reached the level of street signs and the weather service office there called the floods life-threatening. Texas officials ...

As they stare down federal funding losses they cannot possibly make up for, lawmakers are applying their energy to attacking Republicans while waiting to see what the full impact will be.

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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) Director Pamela Boratyn this week announced $137.5 million in funding for 55 new traffic safety projects in 41 counties across ...

DeWine used his veto power to strike language from the budget that prohibited funding from homeless youth shelters that ...

At nearly 900 pages, the legislation is a sprawling collection of tax breaks, spending cuts and other Republican priorities, ...