The Ohio History Connection last week laid off a third of the staff at the State Office of Historic Preservation. Even though many of its responsibilities are mandated by the federal government, the feds haven’t provided funding that was appropriated in October, a spokesman said.
The Hillsboro Street and Safety Committee will meet Monday, May 19 at city hall’s council chambers, located at 130 North High Street, second floor, Hillsboro 45133.
The future is far from certain for the Ohio Elections Commission after House budget drafters moved to eliminate the agency. Now the state Senate gets its turn to tweak the two-year spending plan.
A forecasted decrease in winds Thursday is expected to help more than 400 personnel fighting the Greer Fire, an eastern Arizona blaze that burned more than 7,000 acres and forced evacuations.
It started with a call. A man identifying himself as a federal immigration agent contacted a Venezuelan father in San Antonio, interrogating him about his teenage son. The agent said officials planned to visit the family’s apartment to assess the boy’s living conditions.
Trump administration health officials announced recently they hope to eliminate eight petroleum-based synthetic dyes from the nation’s food supply before the end of next year, though they haven’t received guarantees or written agreement from food companies.
Adena Health today announced the appointment of Andrew Bauer as the new senior operations executive officer of Adena Pike Medical Center and the health system’s vice president of its east and south regions.
The deadline for submitting nominations for the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame is fast approaching, and we want to hear from those who know former service members who are excelling and making a difference in society.
The U.S. House panel in charge of overhauling Medicaid by cutting hundreds of billions in federal spending wrapped up debate on its bill Wednesday, following a 25-hour session.
EveryLibrary, the national political action committee for libraries, strongly condemns President Donald Trump's abrupt dismissal of Dr. Carla Hayden, the 14th Librarian of Congress.
U.S. House lawmakers last Wednesday began debating when the Federal Emergency Management Agency should provide state and local communities with help addressing natural disasters and when aid should be handled by others.
The United States and China agreed Monday to lower steep tit-for-tat tariffs for 90 days, temporarily cooling a trade war but still leaving a cloud of uncertainty over businesses in the world’s two largest economies.
