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By ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS, Associated Press COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Intel’s announcement earlier this year of a $20 billion manufacturing operation bringing thousands of jobs to rural Ohio was greeted as

British Airways and Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) have announced a new direct service between the Cincinnati area and London Heathrow, which will begin operating in 2023. From June 5,

The award honors PoleVolt™ and achievements that contribute to diverse, equitable and inclusive clean energy technology initiatives. Charlotte, NC – UNC Charlotte, the City of Charlotte,

The North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA), a nongovernmental organization that recommends the adoption of state securities regulations, has released proposed rules that would limit the ability of individuals to

The Federal Reserve announced on Wednesday that, in its continued efforts to rein in inflation, it would raise interest rates again by another three-quarters of a point to reach a

COLUMBUS, Ohio – There are many things children can do that many of us can’t, from finding joy and humor in the simplest things, to contorting their bodies in ridiculously

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – College students are making sure their voices are heard in this year’s midterm elections. “If we don’t vote, then who will,” said Ohio State University sophomore

(Reynoldsburg) – More Ohio farmland will remain Ohio farmland. The Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA) is proud to announce that 139 acres have been added to the Farmland Preservation Program.

The Cleveland Clinic and IBM have begun deployment of the first private sector IBM-run on-premises quantum computer in the United States. The IBM Quantum system will be located on the

Columbus, Ohio- The following article originally appeared in the Ohio Capital Journal and published on News5Cleveland.com under a content-sharing agreement. Three Ohio power companies are among the worst in the

Forbes Under 30 Ohio Forbes Design The world’s best young innovative entrepreneurs will gather in Ohio, the new “Silicon Heartland”, to connect, build and plan for the future CLEVELAND, October

TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) — The Italian bowl is coming to the Glass Bowl next summer. The Italian Football League Championship will be played outside of Europe for the first time

COLUMBUS, Ohio — An exclusive Spectrum News/Siena College poll shows the economy is the No. 1 issue on voters’ minds as they prepare for the 2022 election, but abortion is

(The Center Square) – New start-ups in Ohio broke a downward trend in August, but not enough to return to levels of a year ago. The state saw 15,815 new

Derek Redd AGAINST AMENDMENT 2 – Governor Jim Justice sits with his pet English bulldog Babydog as he discusses his opposition to Amendment 2 Friday at Wheeling’s

2022 Graduate Awards Indonesia Alumni Club – Price E. Gordon Gee Spirit of Ohio State What is the E. Gordon Gee Spirit of Ohio State Award? This award recognizes individuals

ASHTABULA, Ohio — During a dark chapter in American history, northeast Ohio became a beacon for slaves fleeing the antebellum South. Churches, homes and businesses in the area were among

Former President Donald Trump took aim at soaring inflation under the Biden administration and warned the situation would get “much worse”. Trump made the comments at a Save America rally

Clarifying the “hypocrisy” of January 6 The author of the letter “Jan. 6 hypocrisy” (Sept. 1, TribLIVE) accuses the Jan. 6 committee of hypocrisy and the media of spitting propaganda.

GENEVA, Ohio — In three and a half months, sports betting will officially become legal in Ohio. On January 1, some of the state’s top players, including all of Cleveland’s

FILE – This Aug. 11, 2019, file photo shows Visa credit cards in New Orleans. Credit limits aren’t always there when you need them. With a potential recession looming, it’s

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen tours Ford Motor Company’s Red Electric Vehicle Center which builds the all-electric Ford F-150 Lightning with chief vehicle engineer Linda Zhang,(R), before speaking an economics

Ohio needs all the insights it can get if it is to compete in a changing economy and diversifying job market. Yes, we still have many of the

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Madison Gesiotto Gilbert, Republican candidate in Ohio’s 13th congressional district, spoke with Fox News Digital, addressing Biden’s MAGA rhetoric comparing the Republican

Solar power developers face peril after state officials recommended they not be granted a permit to build a solar farm in Greene County capable of powering about 34,000 homes a

Just when I was wondering if various crises were coming too fast to allow for our usual “silly season” of weird late summer news, a weird and appropriate sounding social

Ohio hit a milestone with 400 licensed breweries in May. Today, 72 of Ohio’s 88 counties have at least one brewery. And many more are on the way. “We know

COLUMBUS – As the number of drones grows, concerns about how to maintain airspace security for manned and unmanned aircraft are also growing. Ohio is pioneering technology to do just

PORT CLINTON — On Thursday morning, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, Lt. Governor Jon Husted, Ohio Department of Natural Resources Director Mary Mertz and members of their staff boarded boats to

Economic development organizations (EDOs) in North America, as well as investment promotion agencies elsewhere, must often strike a delicate balance between the ambitions and reality of their budgets. A few

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – There is a growing effort to ensure everyone in Ohio is connected to broadband. The IMAP Rewards Program offers 410 Ohioans the opportunity to earn broadband

Republican gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox addresses supporters during the opening of his campaign headquarters Monday in Annapolis. Photo by Bruce DePuyt. Of the. Dan Cox (R-Frederick), the GOP nominee for

Members of the Ohio legislature who want to turn the state into a laboratory for far-right social experimentation—even more, that is, than they have already—should throw a take a look

This week, the Senate passed the Cut Inflation Act — a historic step to fight inflation, cut costs and create jobs that companies can’t ship overseas. For the first time

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that a state permit to build North America’s first freshwater offshore wind facility was properly granted for the Icebreaker project in

Elizabeth “Lizzie” (George) Jordan, 65, of Aliquippa, died unexpectedly on August 6, 2022 at Heritage Valley Sewickley after a brief illness and was reunited with her beloved husband. Born April

Comment this story Comment Indiana’s sweeping new abortion ban produced immediate political and economic fallout on Saturday, as some of the state’s largest employers opposed restrictions, Democratic leaders hatched strategies

“Unless we have a very surprising and positive set of developments,” Summers told POLITICO, “we probably won’t see the inflation rate come down to [the Fed’s] target without some level

With inflation reaching four-decade highs, families can save at least a few dollars when they begin their back-to-school shopping during Ohio’s annual sales tax holiday. The holiday, which runs Friday

“There is a choice we make. We save our own lives. – from “We Are the World” Yes, it’s early. This ritual where the chronicler assigns a theme to the

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LANSING — Town Center Lake Trust site developments have secured about $1.2 million in state economic development funding and a Lansing defense contractor has a chance to avoid paying back

DAYTON — Small business owners are feeling the pressure and remain less buoyed by the economy than they have been in decades, according to a recent survey. “The biggest issue

PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP) – “Indulge in clothes and follow the shoes, pencils and paper. And it seems the lists get longer every year. And it’s hard to blame the teachers

OAK HARBOR – Whether exploring the shoreline of Oak Harbor, paddling through Woodville, or strolling to downtown Port Clinton, the new Portage River Water Trail offers plenty of opportunities for

WASHINGTON, DC — A U.S. energy envoy said he was confident Gulf producers would boost oil production after President Joe Biden visited Saudi Arabia, where he met with regional leaders.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Two Ohio lawmakers are backing a bill they say will prevent expectant mothers from being fired. New legislation introduced by State Representatives Brigid Kelly (D-Cincinnati) and

CHANDLER, Arizona – Chandler, Arizona is 110 years old, and what was once a small town of about 10,000 people is now home to more than 270,000. What do you

This year, the WUCC was originally scheduled to take place in London, but complications forced the World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF) to look for another venue. After the 2018 success,

CLEVELAND — When the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade last month saw Ohio’s previously unconstitutional “heartbeat bill” which effectively banned most abortions. For Republicans, including Governor Mike DeWine, an

By Matt Reese Those who know can hear the difference. The sound of open space reverberating around the Mid-Ohio Food Collective’s sprawling storage facility in Grove City is a growing

AKRON, United States: Several hundred protesters marched in Akron, Ohio on Sunday after body camera footage emerged showing police fatally shooting a black man with several dozen bullets. As anger

The downward spiral of the U.S. economy as the country emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic is forcing some vacationers to alternate or outright cancel travel plans this summer as fuel

LIMA — Officials in Lima had their first chance to watch “Vision 2040” on Wednesday afternoon. The Lima/Allen County Regional Planning Commission has completed a draft comprehensive plan for the

With summer in full swing and Independence Day approaching, people are getting ready to travel. For the past two plus years, people have put their trips on hold due to

WASHINGTON (AP) — Angered by soaring prices at the gas station and supermarket, many consumers think they know exactly where to lay the blame: on the greedy corporations that relentlessly

June 24, 2022 | Portman Difference Senator Portman joined Bloomberg TV to discuss the need for bipartisan legislation to make the US economy more competitive with China, as well as

Breadcrumb Links New Local News Stephen MacKenzie, President and CEO of Invest WindsorEssex, is pictured at his town center office on Wednesday May 19, 2021. Photo by Dax Melmer /Windsor

By Katelyn SattlerPersonal editor The Obetz City Council approved changes to the city’s 2022 appropriations. At the June 13 council meeting, Obetz City Administrator Rod Davisson said the changes were

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. (AP) — Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Sunday that she expects the U.S. economy to slow in the coming months, but that a recession is not inevitable.

ASHTABULA — Ohio Lt. Gov. Jon Husted visited Ashtabula Thursday afternoon and touted Gov. Mike DeWine’s work to grow the state’s workforce and economy. “We’re trying to make Ohio the

YOUNGSTOWN — The two charities Boardman animal lover Dolores Falgiani left in her will before her death in 2016 are set to split nearly $100,000 an Ohio Supreme

If it looks like Ohio’s economy is slowing down, you know it. Among other indicators, Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose released data that shows new business filings

Many thanks to Senator Joe Manchin for his efforts to find bipartisan solutions on climate legislation. So far, these efforts have not been successful, but the importance of

I’ve always been fascinated by small towns and town names. All the history that accompanies them. Every structure in a small town that seems to have seen better days has

It’s a basic fact: you can’t take gimmicks out of presidential politics. Because, like it or not, gadgets work. One of the greatest of all time was in 1840. A

As we move into summer and its promise of increased travel and outdoor activities, Ohioans have seen their plans thwarted at every turn by soaring gas prices. Reductions in foreign

Texas took top honors in Uber’s 2022 Lost & Found Index, which found three Lone Star cities have the most forgetful passengers who leave everything behind, from their phones and

Brookfield Super-Core Infrastructure Partners Investment Supports FirstEnergy’s Capital Growth Program and Strengthens Balance Sheet Akron, Ohio, May 31, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE) today announced that its subsidiary

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Citing slowing consumer demand due to economic strains, the Top 100 Big Lots retailers announced a net loss in the first quarter of 2022 compared to skyrocketing

The Republican lieutenant governor of Ohio is taking some heat for taking paid outside work on top of the job he already does as the state’s second-in-command to Gov. Mike

Wall Street loves acronyms and nicknames. Consider the “TINA trade,” which came into effect as governments struggled to mitigate the fallout from COVID-19. With interest rates low, the Federal Reserve

Staff Photo / Allie Vugrincic ATHENA Award recipient Dawn Ochman, owner of Dawn Incorporated, left, celebrates with employee Ashley Swipas, who nominated Ochman for the award, during

A new Columbus-area program seeks to address the area’s affordable housing shortage by helping minority and women’s developers build more homes. The program, called the Emerging Developers Accelerator Program, will

Meet the man whose primary focus is keeping our children safe as they travel to Ellensburg to attend Central Washington University (CWU). The head of the campus police department is

WASHINGTON, DC – Today, U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH) announced that the U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) has awarded Trumbull County a $2.7 million grant to improving road and sewer

Columbus, Ohio–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Today, Strive Asset Management (“Strive”) launches with a mission to give back a voice to ordinary citizens in the American economy by getting companies to focus on excellence

In an encouraging example of cross-cutting cooperation to benefit Ohio, U.S. Senator Rob Portman, a Republican from suburban Cincinnati, says he is joining Senator Sherrod Brown, a Democrat from Cleveland,

The U.S. economy continued to add jobs at a rapid pace last month, even as employers grappled with a shortage of workers and demands for higher wages, giving the Federal

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California, which would have the world’s fifth-largest economy if it were a country, on Wednesday became the first U.S. state to officially begin examining how to broadly

Here in the upper Ohio Valley, we know there has been a dramatic improvement in the amount of air and water pollution we are exposed to, compared to

Analysis by Zachary B. Wolf, CNN Midterm elections won’t be held until November, but the primaries that begin in earnest on Tuesday will frame Americans’ choices about where the country

Welcome to the 2022 Voter’s Guide produced by the League of Women Voters and Akron Beacon Journal with funding from the Knight Foundation. This dossier focuses on Ohio’s gubernatorial race.

Did you know that Monday is National Hug A Plumber Day? If you have a good one, embrace this plumber and never let go! 🚰 🌤️ Weather: Partly sunny and

The race for the Democratic nomination for Ohio’s 12th congressional district (contains part of Delaware County east of Interstate 71) is between Michael Fletcher and Amy Rippel-Elton. Early voting began

BEIJING — China’s economy grew 4.8% year-on-year in the first three months of the year, beating market expectations amid the largest national COVID-19 outbreaks in two years disrupted business operations

The City of Worthington is less than a year away from the current term of its Economic Electricity Aggregation Program, but city officials have begun considering the program’s next term

Many of us remember drug education programs from the 1980s. DARE, “Just Say No.” There’s been mixed data as to whether it’s done much good, but lessons from

FFormer President Donald Trump sent America a wake-up call when he stood up to China, called it a threat to the international community and demanded better deals to protect American

Cincinnati Innovation District, Lightship Foundation, Mortar, Cincinnati Center City Development Corp. and Cincinnati Regional Chamber cited as leading the way CINCINNATI, April 7, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Cincinnati was recognized today

Published on: 04/04/2022 – 06:36Amended: 04/04/2022 – 06:34 San Jose (AFP) – Right-wing conservative Rodrigo Chaves entered politics like a race car. At high speed, he dodged accusations of sexual

Wednesday’s news that PTT Global Chemical was forced to pay back $20 million to Ohio’s private economic development office hit our region, as the company has spent the

News The 333,980 square foot building will allow the company to enter the aluminum extrusion market A Pittsburgh-based manufacturer has announced plans to create 79 new jobs in Lawrence County.

Ohio has recently seen a surge in the growth of its industries. There are many reasons for this, with the economic recovery being one of the main drivers. We’ve looked

The politicians abandoned the manufacturers The full-page ad on page A6, in the March 23 edition, says GE lighting plants in Logan and Bucyrus are closing. The ad also indicates

The post-pandemic geographic realignment has been good for Columbus, Ohio. The state capital of Buckeye recently struck a $20 billion deal with Intel to house a semiconductor factory, and Chipotle

State Representative Sara Carruthers recently presented House Bill 595legislation to exempt memberships to gyms or other recreational facilities operated by 501(c)(3) organizations from state sales tax. Tax exclusions are not

Texas won the Governor’s Cup for the 10th consecutive time. Site Selection The magazine awards the cup each year to the state with the most business locations and expansions. To

“Addressing the transition of the economy as it grapples with the effects of climate change is critical to the future of American prosperity,” Raskin wrote. “I stand with the vast

NEW YORK — A rivalry with Russia. A proxy battlefield. Nuclear trickery. For many generations of Americans, it’s like the good old days. The invasion of Ukraine soon sent echoes