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Two Ohio lawmakers say they want to bring how one electric utility is handling rising data center demand to elsewhere in the state.
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Mon, Mar 2, 2026
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) - Sudden cardiac arrest is rare for people younger than 35, but according to the American Heart Association, it is the leading cause of death for student and youth athletes in the United States.
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Wed, Feb 25, 2026
CINCINNATI - President Donald Trump caught Ohio's attention Tuesday night when he started talking about data centers.
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Wed, Feb 25, 2026
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Two Ohio state representatives have introduced a bill that would impose various requirements on data centers' agreements with electric utility companies.
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Wed, Feb 18, 2026
FirstEnergy seeks more time to restore power
FirstEnergy wants to allow for longer and more frequent power outages in Ohio, arguing that extreme weather events are taxing its crew and resources.
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Tue, Feb 3, 2026
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- A bipartisan group of Ohio lawmakers says FirstEnergy shouldn't get permission to let power outages last longer or happen more often.
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Tue, Jan 20, 2026
A major Ohio electric utility is asking state regulators to loosen its reliability standards, with a hearing scheduled for late February.
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Mon, Jan 19, 2026
A new bipartisan bill introduced in the Ohio House would require student athletes to have cardiac screenings before a sports season.
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Wed, Dec 24, 2025
LAKEWOOD, Ohio - Ohio lawmakers are taking steps to protect some of the state's most vulnerable residents from a growing problem: The theft of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.
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Mon, Jul 14, 2025
CLEVELAND - The story of the termination of two University Hospitals pediatricians has made its way to the statehouse.
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Wed, Jul 9, 2025