Morgan Trau is a Political Reporter at WEWS. She covers the Ohio Statehouse and regional interests, with a focus on government and politics, education, and cannabis regulation. Morgan has been featured in various outlets including KREM 2 Media Group, Ohio Capital Journal, and Yahoo News.
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By: Morgan Trau
Across party lines, politicians are concerned about multiple women's claims of domestic violence by Miller. The congressman has denied every allegation.
By: Morgan Trau
In documents exclusively given to us, the federal court filing states that Ohio River Investments, which includes George Management, has sued Ohio
While federal, state and local Republican leaders are concerned about the allegations against Congressman Max Miller, losing a key U.S. House seat is also top of mind.
Swearingen, a business attorney in his third term, represents District 89, which encompasses all of Erie County, most of Ottawa County and a portion of Huron County.
By: Morgan Trau
More and more politicians are calling on Congressman Max Miller to resign as scrutiny increases after allegations of abuse have surfaced in a bitter divorce case with his ex-wife Emily Moreno.
By: Morgan Trau
While federal, state and local Republican leaders are concerned about the allegations against Ohio Congressman Max Miller, losing a key U.S. House seat is also top of mind.
By: Morgan Trau
A well-known family in Cleveland is suing Ohio Statehouse leaders after the politicians rescinded grant funding. The lawmakers took away millions from restaurateur Bobby George's downtown revitalization project because he, at the time they revoked the money, was charged with attempted murder, rape and kidnapping.
By: Morgan Trau
Miller, a Republican representing Ohio's 7th U.S. Congressional District, can't escape accusations of domestic abuse against three women, but specifically ex-wife Emily Moreno.
While federal, state and local Republican leaders are concerned about the allegations against Ohio Congressman Max Miller, losing a key U.S. House seat is also top of mind.
By: Morgan Trau
Republican leaders are concerned that Ohio Congressman Max Miller will not be able to win his reelection bid this November, as domestic abuse allegations have engulfed his campaign.
