Avery Kreemer

Governor also vetoes bill to regulate submetering Gov. Mike DeWine acted before the Wednesday, June 24 midnight deadline to veto a highly

The state senator behind Ohio’s controversial college campus reform act known as Senate Bill 1 says the bill hasn’t had the disastrous effects opponents predicted one year into implementation.

Many Ohio Republican leaders were frustrated by Gov. Mike DeWine’s decision to veto an absentee voter ID bill framed by the GOP governor as an unnecessary bill that would bring

A sweltering Ohio heat wave has reportedly ballooned temperatures inside Dayton’s women’s prison with scant options to cool down, families and friends of inmates tell the Dayton Daily News.

A former prison administrator tasked with running Dayton Correctional Institution's medical department resigned from her post in late 2025 and penned a resignation letter that took the state to task for a lack of support amid staffing shortages.

Ohioans will soon be subject to a new “halo” law that establishes a 15-foot perimeter around police officers, firefighters, and EMTs when they are performing the duties of their job,

Starting in early October, everyone in a pulled over vehicle will have to disclose certain identifying information, like their name, date of birth and address, if the officer “reasonably suspects”

Dayton Correctional Institution will undergo a change in leadership following the reassignment of Warden Shannon Olds, whose two-year tenure at the prison has been marked by consistent staffing shortages and

Hamilton police traffic enforcement Starting in early October, everyone in a pulled over vehicle will have to disclose certain identifying

Dayton Correctional Institution will undergo a change in leadership following the reassignment of Warden Shannon Olds, whose two-year tenure at the prison has been marked by consistent staffing shortages and