OHIO
J.D. Vance Might Run for Senate With Nothing But Grit and Peter Thiel’s Millions
The “Hillbilly Elegy” author seems to be eyeing a Senate seat in Ohio.
Trump Supporters Bullied This Ohio County to Dump Dominion Voting Machines for Literally No Reason
“It’s been the most calls I’ve ever received as a county commissioner.”
Ohio Will Now Allow You to Shoot Someone in Self-Defense Without Retreating First
Gov. Mike DeWine signed the bill into law on Monday.
Republicans in Ohio Want to Expand 'Stand Your Ground' to Make It Easier to Shoot People
New proposed amendments come shortly after other legislation was introduced to crack down on protesters.
Federal Prisons Keep Turning Into COVID Nightmares: 'Everyone Looks Like Death'
With at least 229 prisoners and 12 staffers currently infected, Fort Dix has the most severe outbreak in the federal Bureau of Prisons.
The U.S. Is Having One of Its Worst Coronavirus Weeks Since the Pandemic Began
The president said at Thursday's debate that the country is "rounding the corner." There were more than 75,000 new cases on Thursday.
Trump Is Still Downplaying COVID: 'It Affects Virtually Nobody'
Six months and 200,000 American deaths later, the president is telling his supporters that coronavirus is no big deal.
A Woman Called the Cops Because She Thought Store-Bought Meat Was a Penis
After finding an oddly shaped piece of meat in her groceries, the Akron, Ohio woman freaked out, calling the Health Department and the police.
Should Columbus, Ohio Be Renamed 'Flavortown'? Many Fieri Fans Think So
A now-viral petition envisions Columbus being rebranded as Flavortown has garnered more than 32,000 signatures so far.
A GOP Senator and Doctor Wants to Know If the ‘Colored Population’ Gets COVID From Not Washing Their Hands
Republican Sen. Steve Huffman asked the question during a hearing on Tuesday.
Ohio Restaurant Closed After Employees Refused to Make 500 Tacos for Cops
Condado Tacos had a conflict between management and staff after receiving an order to make 500 tacos for Ohio State Highway Patrol.
Coronavirus Could End Abortion Access in Some Parts of the U.S. Here's Why.
Many clinics in states where abortion is under attack fly in abortion providers. The pandemic has left them scrambling.