Jim Provance is the Columbus Bureau Chief for The Blade, a newspaper based in Toledo, Ohio. With a focus on reporting on Ohio politics and policy, Jim covers a wide range of topics including marijuana legalization, gun laws, transgender rights, constitutional changes, and business and tax issues.
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Jim Provance's coverage heavily focuses on Ohio politics, legal policy regulation, and government announcements. He seems particularly interested in developments related to Ohio laws, the governor's decisions and actions, as well as issues concerning transgender rights and marijuana legalization.
For effective outreach to Jim, consider providing insights or expert commentary on legislative changes, political maneuvers within Ohio state government processes (such as veto overrides), or analysis of the impact of specific policies on various social issues. Additionally, pitches related to legal implications of governmental actions or proposed regulatory changes might resonate with him.
Given his focus on a particular US state (Ohio) your pitch should be tailored specifically around local politics including any key players involved in these matters.
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COLUMBUS — Nine months after Ohio voters approved the legalization of recreational marijuana, the first product could be sold as soon as next week. “We ...
COLUMBUS — Many medical marijuana dispensaries across the state will waste little time opening their doors to recreational users on Tuesday as Ohio is ...
COLUMBUS - A disciplinary panel announced Monday that it has recommended that Tyrone Riley, the former Toledo city councilman serving federal prison time ...
COLUMBUS — FirstEnergy Corp. has struck a deal to pay $20 million to avoid prosecution for its admitted role in fueling a $61 million bribery scheme that ...
COLUMBUS — The climate in Ohio changed when voters approved a constitutional right to abortion access last fall and that means laws on the books for ...
By: Jim Provance
COLUMBUS — Backers of a proposal to take the redistricting pen out of the hands of "politicians" on Monday asked the Ohio Supreme Court to order some of those "politicians" back to the drawing board to redraft ballot language.
By: Jim Provance
COLUMBUS — Federal prosecutors on Monday pushed back against former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder's attempt to have thrown out his racketeering
COLUMBUS — Ohio's top elections official has asked Republican legislative leaders to consider banning the use of drop boxes altogether for returning ...
COLUMBUS — In its latest settlement tied to a $61 million bribery scandal, utility giant FirstEnergy Corp. agreed on Thursday to pay a $100 million fine to ...
COLUMBUS — Two major Ohio business groups on Wednesday urged voters to reject a proposed constitutional amendment designed to take the task of redrawing ...
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