Ben Jodway is a local journalist based in Michigan, with a focus on covering news and events in the Midland area. He has written for various publications, including the Midland Daily News, Manistee News Advocate, A, The Herald Review, Huron Daily Tribune, The Pioneer, and WKAR at Michigan State University. Ben's articles cover a range of topics, including local news, education, community events, and dining.
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Ben's coverage focuses primarily on local events, education, and entertainment news in the Midland area of Michigan. He frequently covers school-related events and local community initiatives.
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By: Ben Jodway
With the news of former President Donald Trump’s re-election on Wednesday, LGBTQ+ organizations across the state released statements and videos in response. From defiance to empathy, these messages encouraged action, reflection and possible paths forward for the LGBTQ+ community.
By: Ben Jodway
HB 686 would ban public colleges from asking for prospective students’ and employees’ pronouns.
By: Ben Jodway
In the wake of HB 68, Cincinnati City Council has approved $500,000 to fund trans and nonbinary mental healthcare .
By: Ben Jodway
The funding comes after HB 68, which bans gender-affirming care for minors, was upheld by Judge Michael Holbrook in August. Cincinnati is also home to Cincinnati Children's Hospital, which houses a Transgender Health Center for trans and gender non-conforming youth up to age 25.
By: Ben Jodway
The New Richmond teacher was suspended due to the four LGBTQ+ books containing “controversial issues,” which ran afoul of district policy.
By: Ben Jodway
Spectrum of Findlay is “passing the torch” to Columbus-based Kaleidoscope Youth Center to focus on community-informed programming.
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By: Ben Jodway
GLSEN Executive Director Melanie Willingham-Jaggers talks with The Buckeye Flame on Ohio bills like SB 104.
By: Ben Jodway
Marriage Equality and Ohio Fairness Act received hearings, but they will most likely need to be reintroduced next general assembly.
By: Ben Jodway
Little Miami Board of Education in Maineville, Ohio held a first reading of a restrictive classroom display policy
By: Ben Jodway
Arienne Childrey’s appointment is a milestone for the city of St. Marys, and for the entire state of Ohio.
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