Unfunded federal mandates aimed at reducing pollution from stormwater runoff flowing into Pennsylvania waterways are stretching the resources of communities across the commonwealth. Despite the mandates, minimum control measures (MCMs) aimed at controlling preventable pollution
While the Ohio legislature has finished up the bulk of its work for the year, lawmakers have introduced several proposals that have so far not advanced. In the wake of the deadly mass shooting in
The Southern Museum of Civil War & Locomotive History is hosting its annual fundraising gala this November, and attendees have an opportunity to sample fare from local restaurants while supporting the educational mission of the
Pennsylvania will soon allow voters to apply online for an absentee ballot, a move that proponents say will make voting more accessible for commonwealth residents. When applicants complete an online application, the information is forwarded
New gun laws may not prevent future mass shootings, but lawmakers can pass legislation that will save lives, Gov. Mike DeWine said during a forum Wednesday evening. “We can’t ever guarantee that this will never
The family of Smyrna resident and local historian Leon McElveen has donated a prized model of a Civil War Shoupade fort to the Smyrna History Museum. Created by noted historian and author Bill Scaife, the
A state senator from the Cincinnati area has resigned his post after serving eight years in the Ohio legislature. State Sen. Lou Terhar, R-Green Township, served three terms in the Ohio House of Representatives before
An Ohio congressman wants Department of Justice Inspector General (IG) Michael Horowitz to testify about his report finding that former FBI Director James Comey disclosed sensitive material without authorization. U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, and