In Heroin’s Heartland
As the opioid epidemic spins out of control, a grassroots network of activists is fighting it at the source.
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How Ohio Is Using Down Syndrome to Criminalize Abortion
The Ohio legislature could criminalize women for having basic conversations with their doctors.
What Happens When a Suburb Begins to Die?
For older, inner-ring suburbs in the Northeast and Midwest, the best hope often lies in merging with the city.
The Trump Administration Backs Ohio’s Controversial Voter Purges
Though the facts of the case remain the same, the Department of Justice has switched sides in a voting rights case in Ohio before the case heads to the Supreme Court.
The Waning Influence of Ohio as a Swing State
What’s the matter with the Buckeye State? By Jared Keller (Photo: Jeff Swensen/Getty Images) If the polls are…
What the End of Ohio’s Golden Week Means for Minority Voters
The Supreme Court decided not to reinstate same-day registration in Ohio, which could disproportionately disenfranchise minority voters. By…
An Ohio Abortion Law Does More Harm Than Good
Complications of medication abortions have tripled since Ohio put restrictions in place, researchers report. By Nathan Collins An…
Could Giant Suction Cups Turn Lake Erie Into a Regional Energy Hub?
The Icebreaker project represents a major innovation in offshore wind farming. By Daniel J. McGraw Mono Buckets awaiting…
The Bureaucratic Malfeasance That Created Flint and Sebring’s Water Crises
A new report on lead contamination in an Ohio city underscores the severity (and ubiquity) of the town's health disaster.
A New Assault on Abortion Rights
Ohio's state attorney claims Planned Parenthood is violating state law by dumping fetal remains in landfills.