With roughly 11 million undocumented immigrants in the United States, people are understandably frustrated. The presence of so many people with no official status raises obvious questions.

These incidents have been reported by the HCSO.

Congressman Dave Taylor (OH-02) issued the following statement today after the House of Representatives passed a Continuing Resolution to keep the federal government open: “I am proud to join President Trump and Republicans to deliver on the mandate given to them by the American people by voting to keep the government open for business. Republicans are keeping our government funding at its current level while clearing a path to accomplish President Trump’s agenda of lowering costs, securing the border, and cutting taxes for hardworking American families.”

Dave Nershi was finalizing a report he’d worked on for months when an ominous email appeared in his inbox.

The JonesZylon Company, LLC, in collaboration with JobsOhio, Ohio Southeast Economic Development (OhioSE) and the Coshocton County Port Authority announced it is investing $200,000 in its West Lafayette facility in Coshocton County.

Backers of a proposal to eliminate noncompete agreements in Ohio made their case before a state Senate committee last month. The measure would prohibit employers from imposing restrictions on where their employees work once they’ve left their current job.

Shagbark Seed & Mill, in collaboration with JobsOhio, Ohio Southeast Economic Development (OhioSE), and the Athens County Economic Development Council (ACEDC), has announced an investment of over $128,000 to expand its operations in Athens County, creating three new jobs.

One of President Donald Trump’s most damaging strikes at the foundation of U.S. climate policy is buried deep in a sweeping Inauguration Day executive order focused on “Unleashing American Energy.” Half way through the lengthy document is a directive that would obliterate an obscure but critically important calculation the government uses to gauge the real-world costs that climate change is imposing on the U.S. economy.

An Akron woman indicted on forgery and theft charges in Highland County nearly two years ago was sentenced recently to community control.

In the midst of National Consumer Protection Week (March 2-8), the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Real Estate and Professional Licensing (REPL), the Ohio Department of Aging (ODA) and Ohio District 5 Area Agency on Aging in Richland County are calling attention to a rising trend impacting Ohio’s older population.

More states are loosening vaccine mandates, scaling back vaccine promotion efforts, and taking other steps likely to lower vaccination rates — even as a major measles outbreak spreads in Texas.

The Ohio Senate passed Senate Bill 27 sponsored by sponsored by Senator Terry Johnson (R-McDermott) today, designating March 20 as “Ameloblastoma Awareness Day.”

Two U.S. senators are raising questions about how staffing cuts to the World Trade Center Health Program will affect 9/11 first responders, survivors and residents affected by the terrorist attacks who now live throughout the country.

A Cincinnati man and a Clermont County woman have been indicted by a Clermont County grand jury for the alleged distribution of illegal narcotics in Clermont County.

An Ohio Republican state senator has reintroduced legislation to provide tax credits for donations to anti-abortion pregnancy resource centers.