• Polls Show Kasich Comeback in Ohio

  By BRIAN PETERS | 03/29/2012 12:45 am | no comments

  Governor John Kasich’s tenure as Governor of Ohio has been turbulent to say the least. However, polls this week show that...

   

• Gentile Defending Seat in November to Represent Athens County

  By CJ BUSKEY | 03/12/2012 3:55 am | no comments
   

  State Senator Lou Gentile currently represents Jefferson, Harrison, Belmont, Columbiana and portions of Tuscarawas counties,...

   

• Ohio’s Guide to the Primary Ballot

  By BRIAN PETERS | 03/05/2012 3:21 am | no comments
   

  Ohio’s primary is this Tuesday, and people will be voting on a range of different issues and candidates for a chance to...

   

• Despite SB5, Ohioans Support Right-to-Work

  By BRIAN PETERS | 02/16/2012 12:47 am | no comments

  A Quinnipiac poll released on Tuesday showed that Ohioans aren’t as pro-union as the results of last November’s elections...

   

• New Bill to Alter Public School Dates

  By LAUREN SEGA | 02/09/2012 9:16 am | no comments

  House Bill 191, sponsored by Republican Representative Bill Hayes of Harrison Township, proposes to alter current public...

   

• Kasich delivers State of the State

  By PARKER ROM | 02/08/2012 1:34 am | no comments

  Governor John Kasich took the stand Tuesday at a Steubenville school to deliver his second State of the State address. With...

   

• Richard Cordray Faces Tough Path

  By BRIAN PETERS | 01/20/2012 10:26 am | no comments

  Richard Cordray, Ohio’s former attorney general and the new Director of the Consumer Protection Bureau, is in for a fight...

   

• Just Department Rolls Dice on Online Gambling

  By ANDREW DAVIS | 01/16/2012 11:57 pm | no comments

  The lucrative business of online gambling is now legal on the federal level. Many states have taken steps to implement a...

   

• Sherrod Brown’s Reelection Campaign Under Attack

  By BRIAN PETERS | 01/12/2012 1:08 am | 1 comment

  Sherrod Brown, Ohio’s senior senator, is up for reelection in 2012  after being elected in the first democratic wave year...

   

• Fracking: City Pitted Against State Government

  By ISAAC PLACKE | 01/11/2012 1:40 am | no comments

  While many students were taking a break from classes to spend time at home for the winter intercession, life in Athens continued...