Regional Features: Archive by Date

March 2012

OSU Girds Itself For “Ridiculous” Basketball
Posted Friday, March 30
Coaches In Final Four Showdown Expect Mayhem On The Court

Redistricting Foes Ready Petition Campaign
Posted Friday, March 30
Ohio AG gives nod for petition process to commence.

Kasich Resists “War Drum” Tactic
Posted Friday, March 30
The governor feels his tax proposal can win acceptance without a strong arm approach.

AEP Seeks Rate Increase
Posted Friday, March 30
Utility customers across the state may soon pay more for power.

Kasich Renews Push Against Human Trafficking
Posted Thursday, March 29
Governor backs the campaign against human trafficking and the abduction of children.

Medical Marijuana Backers Aim For 2012 Ballot
Posted Thursday, March 29
With the appeal of increased income for the state and alleviation of pains, medical marijuana backers hope to get the issue before voters.

Poll: Brown Slightly Ahead of Mandel In Senate Contest
Posted Thursday, March 29
According to a new independent poll, the race for the senate seat is stiff as Democratic candidate Brown leads Mandel...but not by much.

Senators Debate Health Care Battle And Outcomes
Posted Thursday, March 29
The debate on the federal health care bill continues as Ohio senators express their opinions.

Chardon’s First Responders Honored by State Leaders
Posted Thursday, March 29
The first responder safety forces that intervened in the Chardon shooting were honored Wednesday by state leaders.

Senate Punts Reform Law
Posted Thursday, March 29
The Ohio Senate has voted to repeal a controversial 2011 election reform law.

Right To Work For Ohio?
Posted Thursday, March 29
A new study sparks debate over Ohio's becoming a "right-to-work" state.

Cleveland Church Reopenings Still Uncertain
Posted Wednesday, March 28
Bishop Lennon says he's still studying the Vatican's decrees reversing his church closing decision. He has until May 13th to appeal.

Documentary On AA Founder Airs In Cleveland Film Festival
Posted Wednesday, March 28
"Bill W" chronicles the life of the AA founder and is set in Akron.

New Bill To Deter Crime, Fund Rape Crisis Centers
Posted Wednesday, March 28
Republican lawmakers propose a bill meant to discourage crime and make criminals pay more money to help fund rape crisis centers.

Changing Gears: Retraining Workers
Posted Wednesday, March 28
There’s just one way to bridge the gap between unfilled jobs, and jobless workers.

Experimental Treatment for Major Depression
Posted Wednesday, March 28
Nearly 1 in 10 Americans suffers from depression, but some cases are more severe, and traditional treatments don’t work.

Proposals Unveiled To Establish Cleveland As Vacation Destination
Posted Tuesday, March 27
Following months of brainstorming, local leaders and civic planners share ways to boost visitation.

Ohio Offers Tax Amnesty For Delinquent Payers
Posted Tuesday, March 27
Ohioans have the opportunity to pay taxes owed to the state without penalty if they act before June 15th.

Tuesday Check UP:Clinic Research Questions Blood Thinner
Posted Tuesday, March 27
Pradaxa found by local researchers to have heart-related drawbacks.

Bill Underway Could Leave Seniors Without Phone Service
Posted Monday, March 26
Consumer group warns passage of a bill to end landline service could leave seniors and low income earners without access to phones.

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