The Ohio Senate passed Senate Bill 60, sponsored by State Senator Shane Wilkin (R-Hillsboro) and State Senator Steve Huffman (R-Tipp City), to establish requirements and procedures for veterinarian telehealth visits.

Senate Majority Leader Sen. John Thune, R-S.D., responded to Musk’s remarks from the Capitol. “We have a difference of opinion. He’s entitled to that opinion, [but] we’re going to proceed full speed ahead,” Thune said. “As he has an opportunity to further assess what this bill actually does, he’ll come to a different conclusion.”

Ross County will receive $750,000 for water system improvements in Bainbridge. The village’s system is over a century old and experiences high water loss due to aged and damaged lines.

A new state law aimed at expanding gas and nuclear power plants in Ohio may also provide opportunities for solar developers — if they can overcome other policy and political barriers.

The family members of the suspect in Sunday's Colorado attack have been detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials and could be deported as early as Tuesday evening, according to the White House.

U.S. Sens. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and Corey Booker, D-N.J., sparred this week over protections for Supreme Court justices in the midst of an uptick of threats against the justices based on controversial decisions.

The White House doubled down Tuesday on its claims that President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill doesn’t add to the federal deficit and that anyone who says otherwise is “blatantly wrong.”

A Williamsburg man accused of burglary was among the 13 individuals indicted by a Highland County grand jury in their Tuesday, June 3 session.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt addressed the attack at Tuesday's White House briefing, calling Soliman a "monster" and the attack "pure evil."

“Make no mistake: Every person that we arrested was breaking our immigration laws, but most of these individuals had significant criminality,” ICE ERO Boston acting Field Office Director Patricia Hyde said.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose announced today that he is formally referring evidence of potential fraudulent noncitizen registrations and fraudulent double-votes to Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and Attorneys General of seven states and the District of Columbia for further review and potential prosecution.

The overturning of Wisconsin’s Act 10 was judicial overreach and took power over Wisconsin’s budget away from the Legislature, a new amicus brief argues. The Buckeye Institute argued that a Wisconsin circuit court’s decision to overturn Act 10 interrupts the balance between the legislative and judicial branches.

Ohio utility regulators are gearing up for hearings on FirstEnergy’s role in the House Bill 6 scandal. Former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder is behind bars – although seeking a presidential pardon – for overseeing the largest corruption case in state history.

Volunteers from the Highland Amateur Radio Association, Highland County Historical Society, Hillsboro Cub Pack 37 and Lynchburg Troop 120 met on May 21 and distributed more than 1,000 flags for veterans' graves at the Hillsboro Cemetery as part of this year's Memorial Day observance.

An attack labeled "terrorist" in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado has sparked outrage among lawmakers, underscoring antisemitism and policies on immigration.