Articles
-
2 weeks ago |
10tv.com | Doug Petcash
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Isabella Chalfant is a barista at Little Cat Coffee in Columbus and was a server while in college in Cincinnati. She said tips were her main source of income during the school year. "It was imperative that I got good tips every single night just so I could afford the things that I wanted and also the things that I needed," Chalfant said. State Rep. Brian Lorenz (R-Powell) is a former bartender and waiter himself.
-
2 weeks ago |
10tv.com | Doug Petcash
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Companion bills in the Ohio House and Senate would prohibit law enforcement agencies from requiring officers to meet quotas for writing traffic tickets or making arrests. Senate Bill 114 passed unanimously 33-0 in the Senate in late April. It and House Bill 131 are now in the House Public Safety Committee. Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 9 President Lt. Brian Steel supports the bills to end law enforcement quotas.
-
2 weeks ago |
wkyc.com | Doug Petcash
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — The 2020 United States Census pegged Springfield's population at just under 60,000 and City Manager Bryan Heck estimates the city has grown by another 10-15,000 since then. But that growth comes with challenges that Gov. Mike DeWine says the city is rising to meet. "This is a community that's on the move. This is a community that is moving forward," DeWine said. Moving forward with the passage of time.
-
2 weeks ago |
wtol.com | Doug Petcash
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — The 2020 United States Census pegged Springfield's population at just under 60,000 and City Manager Bryan Heck estimates the city has grown by another 10-15,000 since then. But that growth comes with challenges that Gov. Mike DeWine says the city is rising to meet. "This is a community that's on the move. This is a community that is moving forward," DeWine said. Moving forward with the passage of time.
-
2 weeks ago |
10tv.com | Doug Petcash
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — The 2020 United States Census pegged Springfield's population at just under 60,000 and City Manager Bryan Heck estimates the city has grown by another 10-15,000 since then. But that growth comes with challenges that Gov. Mike DeWine says the city is rising to meet. "This is a community that's on the move. This is a community that is moving forward," DeWine said. Moving forward with the passage of time.
Try JournoFinder For Free
Search and contact over 1M+ journalist profiles, browse 100M+ articles, and unlock powerful PR tools.
Start Your 7-Day Free Trial →Coverage map
X (formerly Twitter)
- Followers
- Tweets
- DMs Open
30 to 40 gallons of oil contaminates Quarry Trails waterways. There is no timeline yet for when the cleanup will be complete. https://t.co/P98rcJIBkN
Vivek Ramaswamy wins Ohio Republican Party’s endorsement in 2026 governor’s race. He won party backing over Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and entrepreneur Heather Hill. https://t.co/CjzpoydUee
The Ohio State Senate just honored the National Champion Ohio State Buckeyes and Head Coach Ryan Day on the Senate floor this afternoon. https://t.co/wsYMshPKal
