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The mill, one of the largest employers in the Appalachian foothills, could close by the end of the year if an alternative option is not found.

Authorities say Matthew Schultz fell from the front of the trailer and was subsequently struck by the trailer’s tires.

Entrepreneur Heather Hill is the only remaining competitor for Ramaswamy in Ohio’s Republican Primary Next May.

The 36-year-old political newcomer will now oppose incumbent Democrat Aftab Pureval and attempt to become the city’s first Republican mayor since 1978.

The high court said prosecutors can enforce the ban, at least for now.

The company’s stock rose more than 6 percent on April 22.

The decision follows the court’s April 10 ruling preventing the initiative effort from proceeding.

A federal appeals court ruled on April 9 that the ballot question supporters’ free speech rights were probably violated.

The Ohioan sold body armor plates to numerous law enforcement agencies in the United States, according to prosecutors.

Petitioner Marlean Ames claims some courts of appeals unfairly add an extra legal burden in employment discrimination cases.

The Ohio-born biotech entrepreneur, who still lives in the state, launched his bid a month after leaving DOGE.

Former Ohio State football coach Jim Tressel was confirmed as the 67th lieutenant governor of Ohio Wednesday.

Adaline Deal’s parents say Cincinnati Children’s Hospital requires the COVID-19 vaccine for transplant recipients but they oppose it on religious grounds.

Police have arrested the suspected shooter.

The former Ohio senator promised residents better communication and transparency under the Trump administration and assured them that they are not forgotten.

Feb. 3 marks the two-year point after a Norfolk Southern train carrying hazardous materials derailed in the village on the Ohio-Pennsylvania border.

Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito dissented, saying the Sixth Circuit erred in ordering a retrial in the attempted murder case from Ohio.