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Ohio's top elections official suggests eliminating ballot drop boxes
COLUMBUS — Ohio’s top elections official has asked Republican legislative leaders to consider banning the use of drop boxes altogether for returning absentee ballots after a federal court blocked a law limiting who may assist the disabled in voting. Secretary of State Frank LaRose also wants to require proof of U.S. citizenship on state-issued voter registration forms and require registered voters to cast provisional ballots when information in the Bureau of Motor Vehicles doesn’t match that on the registration rolls. READ MR. LAROSE’S LETTER TO SENATE PRESIDENT, HOUSE SPEAKER Current law allows for a single drop box for returning absentee ballots outside county boards of election. Mr. LaRose suggested getting rid of that box is one answer to a July judge’s ruling in a case brought by the League of Women Voters of Ohio and a disabled voter.
Ohio death row inmate found too incompetent to be executed
Thursday, a hearing was held before Trumbull County Court of Common Pleas Judge Sean O'Brien regarding the murder conviction and death sentence of Sean Carter. During that hearing, evidence was submitted that three doctors who evaluated Carter found that his mental condition deteriorated while in custody, according to a news release from the Trumbull County Prosecutor's Office.
Butler Relies On Interceptions, Does Just Enough To Top Piqua
On the first night of Miami Valley League play, cornerback Tayven Crump is in the right place at the right time twice to help Vandalia Butler remained undefeated on the young season. Vandalia, OH – — Tayven Crump proved his ball skills and pass-catching abilities last year. He led Vandalia...
Ohio used car dealership allegedly sells family with sick daughter $11,000 faulty van
TALLMADGE, Ohio (WKRC) - An Ohio used car dealership allegedly sold a family, whose daughter has stage 4 renal failure, a $11,000 2010 Chrysler Town & Country that reportedly broke down before they got home. According to CBS News, a family from Butler County, Pennsylvania reached out to KDKA after...
Ohioans can now have same-day abortions: The Wake Up for Friday, Aug. 30, 2024
Subscribe to the Wake Up, cleveland.com’s free morning newsletter, delivered to your inbox weekdays at 5:30 a.m. Since 1991, Ohio has required a 24-hour waiting period to schedule an abortion. In 1998, the law was updated to require an in-person visit before the period began. If you purchase a...
Treat Your Pup To A Cup
WARREN COUNTY, OH -- Throughout the month of September, Frisch's will donate 100% of proceeds from the sale of their Pup Cups, a very small cup filled with whipped cream, to Cincinnati Animal Care. Pup Cups are now available at any corporate Frisch's location drive-thru, and cost 50 cents. All...
Report of shots fired on Roosevelt Boulevard in Middletown
MIDDLETOWN, Ohio — There is a report of shots fired on Roosevelt Boulevard in Middletown. It was reported near Skyline at 8:40 p.m. Middletown police are responding to the scene. No injuries have been reported. This story was curated by Hearst's WLWT Alert Desk. For live traffic updates, click...
Tecumseh district voters will consider levies in November
NEW CARLISLE- Voters in the Tecumseh Local Schools district will be asked to vote on two levies during the upcoming November 2024 election. Voters will be asked to renew an existing permanent improvement levy that was started in 1990 and last approved by voters in November of 2019, and approve a substitute levy that will combine two existing emergency levies into one.
Craft beer fest coming to Wapak
Aug. 31—WAPAKONETA — The Fourth Annual Wapakoneta Craft Beer and Wine Festival will occur from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21 at the Auglaize County Fairgrounds, 1001 Fairview Drive, Wapakoneta. Enjoy unlimited beer tastings featuring over 60 craft beers, wines, seltzers, and ciders from 15 to 20 local breweries and wineries. Attendees can also indulge in specialty food tastings and enter for ...
New Scharnberg Business Center dedicated
On Monday, August 26, at 11 a.m. Cedarville University students, faculty, trustees and donors gathered in the new Stinger Plaza for the dedication of the Scharnberg Business Center. The namesake of the building is Lorne C. Scharnberg, a trustee emeritus who served three consecutive terms as chair starting in 1994...
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