Sarah Szilagy is a digital reporter specializing in local news in the Columbus, Ohio area. With a focus on providing accurate and timely information to the community, Sarah has covered a wide range of topics including education, politics, and social issues. Her work has been featured on various news outlets and she is dedicated to keeping Ohioans informed about important local events and developments.
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Republican officials have gone to sometimes extreme lengths to undermine the latest measures.
By: Sarah Szilagy
By targeting two essential drugs, the state has made it even harder for doctors to treat life-threatening pregnancy complications.
By: Sarah Szilagy
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By: Sarah Szilagy, Madison Pauly
After a flood of transphobic legislation, the stakes are even higher than you think.
Post-Dobbs political momentum couldn't overcome a 60 percent threshold to change the constitution.
By: Sarah Szilagy, Abby Vesoulis
Brown had support from blue-collar labor leaders and a GOP scion. Even that wasn't enough to beat an unpopular car dealership owner with a history of legal woes.
By: Orri Benatar, Sarah Szilagy
Posted: Updated: A previous report can be seen in the player above.
By: Sarah Szilagy, Orri Benatar
A previous report can be seen in the player above. WAVERLY, Ohio (WCMH) — The 2025 trial for the Wagner family patriarch’s in the killing of the Rhoden family will not take place in Pike County. Pi…
By: Sarah Szilagy
“It's really not about the bathrooms. It's about demonizing and frightening people.”
By: Sarah Szilagy
More than a dozen protesters were arrested. Rep. Nancy Mace called them an anti-trans slur.
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