Ohio Investing In Cleveland Innovation District

The project would create a pathogen center to research current and future viral threats.

Rep. Brent Sworn In For The 134th General Assembly

The state representative shares her priorities for the new year.

Biden Selects Ohio Rep. Marcia Fudge As Housing Chief: AP

Fudge was recently elected to a seventh term representing a majority Black district that includes parts of Cleveland and Akron.

Cleveland Mayor Urges Residents To Stay Safe During Holidays

In a video shared to YouTube this week, Mayor Frank G. Jackson urged Cleveland residents to stay safe this holiday season.

Election Results Fair And Accurate, Ohio Patch Reader Survey Says

Most who responded to Patch's survey believe both state and national election results are fair, but there are strong opinions on both sides.

Patch Survey: How Did 2020 Voting Go For You In Ohio?

Patch wants to know about your experience voting this year and how you think it went overall.

Cuyahoga County Voter Turnout 2020: Early Vote Record Shattered

Cuyahoga County has shattered its early voting records. Will it break any other turnout records?

Vote-By-Mail Record Shattered In Cuyahoga County

In-person early voting totals were also higher than the past two elections, but didn't surpass 2008's totals.

Joe Biden To Visit Cleveland 1 Day Before Election

The Democratic nominee for president is trying to tip Ohio in his favor before Tuesday's general election.

Gov. DeWine Requests $5 Billion In Dividends For Ohio Employers

State officials say the Bureau of Workers Compensation issuing funds could mean the difference between businesses staying open and closing.

Ohio Female Voters Are Skeptical Their Vote Will Count: Survey

While the vast majority of surveyed women in Ohio are likely to vote in next week's general election, may have concerns about their ballot.

Kamala Harris' Cleveland Visit Canceled; 2 Staffers Test Positive

The vice presidential nominee will not be in Cleveland on Friday after two people associated with the campaign contracted the coronavirus.

Vice Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris Coming To Cleveland

Sen. Kamala Harris will be in Northeast Ohio on Friday.

Trump Family Refused Masks Before Debate In Cleveland: Reports

President Donald Trump and his wife Melania tested positive for the coronavirus, the president said early Friday.

Protesters Gather Ahead Of 1st Presidential Debate In Cleveland

The Ohio National Guard, U.S. Secret Service and Northeast Ohio police departments are providing security around the debate.

Trump-Biden Debate Marred By Angry Exchanges, Interruptions

Debate moderator Chris Wallace of Fox News tried mightily to hold his ground, pleading with both candidates to stop interrupting.

Trump, Biden Prepare To Debate As Crises Mount

Trump and Biden are expected to outline different visions for a country facing multiple crises related to racial justice and the pandemic.

National Poll Reveals What Americans Think Before First Debate

Long Island University Steven S. Hornstein Center for Policy, Polling and Analysis announced results of poll ahead of Tuesday's debate.

1st Presidential Debate, Trump Vs Biden In Ohio: What To Know

The nation's two major-party candidates for president, Donald Trump and Joe Biden, will meet and debate for the first time Tuesday in Ohio.

Fox's Chris Wallace To Moderate Presidential Debate In Cleveland

The first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden will be held at Case Western Reserve University.

Place Absentee Vote Drop Boxes Throughout Cleveland: Mayor

Mayor Frank Jackson wants voters to place their ballots in secure drop boxes throughout Cleveland.

Federal Agents Being Sent To Cleveland To Quell 'Violence'

President Donald Trump said protests to defund the police prompted his decision to send federal agents into American cities.

Creating a vision for a New America

Case Western Reserve University law prof Lewis Katz opines that 2020 election may be nation's last shot at creating an egalitarian society

Masks Now Mandatory In Major Ohio City

Southwest Ohio is seeing a surge in new COVID-19 cases. City officials in one city have responded by making masks mandatory.

Ohio Official Demands GM Pay Back $60 Million To State

General Motors received $60 million in tax credits for its Lordstown operations. Now Ohio's Attorney General wants that money back.

Ohio Nursing Homes Can Begin Outdoor Visitation July 20

Gov. Mike DeWine is allowing Ohio nursing homes to begin outdoor visits with family and friends on July 20.

Gov. Mike DeWine Tests Negative For COVID-19

Gov. Mike DeWine, his wife Fran, and Lt. Gov. Jon Husted all took COVID-19 tests on Tuesday.

U.S. Space Command Headquarters Could Land In Ohio

Gov. Mike DeWine is urging the Air Force to bring U.S. Space Command headquarters to the Buckeye State.

Census Undercount In Ohio Could Leave Billions On The Table

About 60 percent of U.S. households have responded so far to the census, which determines funding amounts for crucial public services.

Vice President Mike Pence To Visit Ohio This Week

Vice President Mike Pence will visit the Buckeye State on Thursday.

County Fairs Can Reopen In Ohio

New health and safety regulations must be in effect as county fair and livestock exhibitions restart in Ohio.

Ohio Lawmaker Fired From Medical Job After 'Colored' Comments

State Senator Steve Huffman was fired from his role as an emergency room physician this week.

Ohio Delays 3 Upcoming Executions

Gov. Mike DeWine has again delayed the execution of three Ohio prisoners.

Ohio National Guardsman Recalled For White Supremacy Propaganda

An Ohio National Guardsman deployed to Washington, D.C. has been recalled after he shared white supremacy materials online.

Backyard Fireworks Could Soon Be Legal In Ohio

The Ohio House voted to allow backyard fireworks displays at any time or day.

Cedar Point Sues Ohio To Reopen, Lift Coronavirus Orders

Cedar Point, Kalahari and King's Island are suing Gov. Mike DeWine and Dr. Amy Acton for the right to reopen.

Ohio Sets Reopening Dates For Movie Theaters, Zoos, More

As more new coronavirus restrictions are lifted, Gov. Mike DeWine has signaled he wants the economy to return to normal.

Cleveland City Council Declares Racism A Public Health Crisis

The resolution was passed unanimously this week.

Lawsuit Seeks To End Cleveland Curfew

Attorney Mark Ondrejech​ said the city's curfew is unconstitutional and infringes on Cleveland residents' basic rights.

Ohio Police Need More 'Oversight, Accountability': Gov. DeWine

Gov. Mike DeWine said Ohio leaders need to create a more equitable state.