After receiving an ultimatum from county commissioners, county workers went on strike Members of the United Auto Workers employed by Lorain County government began a strike this week after county officials presented what union representatives described as a final contract ultimatum during ongoing labor negotiations. Picket lines formed outside county facilities in Elyria and other locations across the county following the breakdown in talks. The affected bargaining unit inclu

The persistent snowfall is causing trouble for plowing operations Northeast Ohio communities are grappling with road salt shortages as repeated winter storms strain supplies and complicate snow and ice control efforts across the region. Municipalities and private snow-removal operators alike report that stockpiles typically relied upon during peak winter months have been depleted earlier than expected. Heavy snowfall, frequent freeze-thaw cycles, and sustained cold temperatur

Max Miller and Ed FitzGerald are locked in a tight battle for Congress in Ohio's 7th District Comments made by Rep. Max Miller  during a recent appearance on a conservative podcast have sparked controversy in Ohio’s 7th Congressional District, prompting a sharply worded response from Democratic challenger Ed FitzGerald  that has since gone viral online. In the podcast interview, Miller addressed the fatal shooting of a woman during an encounter involving Immigration and Custo

A judge has blocked the Browns plan to use unclaimed funds from the State of Ohio to fund construction. An Ohio judge has ruled against an effort that could have steered roughly $600 million in unclaimed funds toward the Cleveland Browns, blocking a key piece of a plan tied to financing the team’s proposed domed stadium in Brook Park. The decision came in a case brought by attorneys with DannLaw, who challenged the state’s handling of unclaimed funds under Ohio law. The lawsu