As the folks in Washington, D.C., search for the perfect location for the headquarters of U.S. Space Command, Ohio’s economic development organizations have teamed up to remind the Biden administration that our state would be perfect for the job. Specifically, the group proposes ...

Anger and outrage are echoing throughout the Mahoning Valley — and all of Ohio, really — now that FirstEnergy has announced many utility users will see their rates doubling. Indeed, those rumblings are warranted. Starting June 1, FirstEnergy default customers — those who purchase ...

When Gov. Mike DeWine spoke to the Ohio Business Roundtable this past Monday, he was promoting his proposed budget items of course, but also making some important points about the future of work in the state. The large employers we hope to continue to attract will need well-qualified ...

Ohioans just getting in to the swing of enjoying their summer may not yet have put much thought into the rapidly approaching Aug. 8 special election to consider whether it should become more difficult to change the state’s constitution. The vote will determine whether proposed constitutional ...

“You are about to embark upon the Great Crusade, toward which we have striven these many months. The eyes of the world are upon you.” — General Dwight D. “Ike” Eisenhower, addressing troops prior to Operation Overload One of the greatest military achievements ever occurred 79 years ...

Ohio’s House of Representatives has advanced an important bill for students and parents struggling to make good decisions about what to do after high school graduation. House Bill 27, “to require state institutions of higher education to provide financial cost and aid disclosure forms,” ...