Morgan Trau

The new Joint Data Center Committee aims to evaluate the tech boom from all angles, state Rep. Adam Holmes (R-Nashport) said during a press conference Wednesday morning.

Prediction markets have been exploding in popularity, with the state reporting that more than 35,000 Ohioans have placed wagers on the platform Kalshi in one year.

At a hotel in downtown Columbus, Ramaswamy, flanked by his running mate, Senate President Rob McColley (R-Napoleon), addressed the need to fight waste, fraud and abuse of public dollars.

With only a few more weeks on the job, Yost gave us a 20-minute sit-down interview. We went more in-depth on several other issues, which will come in future reporting.

Ohio leaders acknowledge that artificial intelligence should be regulated as both explicit and political content grows, but bills have remained stagnant.

Attorney General Dave Yost’s surprise decision to resign from public office shook the Ohio political world. On May 20, he spoke about his decision for the first time — addressing

Ohio's home healthcare program allows aging, sick, or people with disabilities to stay in their homes while getting assistance paid for by the state.

For the past several years, Ohio leaders have given billions of taxpayer dollars to nonpublic schools using the EdChoice voucher program.

Statehouse Republicans want to take voter photo ID a step further, putting a question on the November ballot to put the current voter ID law into the state constitution.

The Select Committee on Data Centers will hear testimony from the general public, but if it goes like any other local hearing — Ohioans will let their anger show.