Avery Kreemer is a journalist based in Dayton, Ohio. They write for the Dayton Daily News and have been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News, Oxford Press, Springfield News-Sun, WCPO 9 News, ANCA, and BRUCE W. Their articles cover a range of topics, including social media regulation, parental notification laws, gender affirming care, and local politics in Ohio.
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Avery Kreemer’s coverage predominantly focuses on Ohio politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulation with a particular focus on social media regulation, transgender rights, and legislative actions within the Ohio House and Senate. To effectively reach out to Avery for potential coverage or expert commentary, consider offering insights into local political developments in Ohio including analysis of proposed legislation related to social media regulations or transgender rights issues. Additionally, pitches providing expert perspectives or insider knowledge regarding governmental announcements and legal policy changes in Ohio may be well received.
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By: Avery Kreemer, Lynn Hulsey
Republican Party candidates were leading their Democratic competitors in the three races for justice of the Ohio Supreme Court, according to partial unofficial results from the Ohio Secretary of State's Office as of 9:04 p.m.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine speaks at a press conference in Columbus, Ohio, Wednesday, July 31, 2024, where he opposed a fall ballot measure aimed at remaking the state's troubled political mapmaking system. If it passes, DeWine said he will work with state lawmakers next year to advance a competing amendment based on the Iowa model. (AP Photo/Julie Carr Smyth)
CINCINNATI — The Ohio Attorney General’s Office opened an inquiry over the weekend following news that an unspecified number of Black Ohioans were reached by a racist, nationwide text campaign that threatened or implied the return of slavery.
A Dayton-area state senator testified Tuesday in support of his new proposal to ban the sale of intoxicating hemp products in Ohio regardless of the age of the consumer.
Dayton-area state Sen. Niraj Antani, the author of a bill that legalized Ohio sports betting in 2022, proposes cutting the sports gaming tax rate back to its original 10% after the state bumped it to 20% last year.
By: Avery Kreemer, Eileen Mcclory
Ohio is just one step away from enacting a transgender bathroom ban in schools after the Ohio Senate voted 24-7 on Wednesday to pass a bill that bars transgender students from using K-12 school or university bathrooms that correspond to their gender.
Dayton-area state Sen. Niraj Antani, the author of a bill that legalized Ohio sports betting in 2022, proposes cutting the sports gaming tax rate back to its original 10% after the state bumped it to 20% last year.
By: Avery Kreemer
The Ohio Senate unanimously approved a bill this week to grant civil immunity to any individual for causing injuries while defending themselves or other members and guests of a nonprofit corporations like churches and synagogues.
By: Avery Kreemer
Over a year since its introduction, a piece of Democratic priority legislation to enact broad discrimination protections for LGBTQ+ Ohioans received its first hearing in the Ohio Senate last week as the legislature works to complete its business before the term ends.
FILE - Ohio House Speaker Jason Stephens speaks to members of the media following a session of the Ohio House of Representatives in the Ohio Statehouse House Chamber on Wednesday, April 24, 2024, in Columbus, Ohio. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster, File)
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