• The Matriots Announce 2020 General Election Endorsements

    The Matriots Announce 2020 General Election Endorsements
    The Matriots PAC has announced their endorsement of 63 women who are running for Ohio offices in 2020. The Ohio nonpartisan political action committee will endorse women from 24 Ohio counties, 14 first-time candidates, 29 incumbents, two women running for sheriff (currently there is only one female sheriff in Ohio’s 88 counties) and one race in […]
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  • Coronavirus Update: Columbus Clippers, Children’s Hospital Marathon & More

    Coronavirus Update: Columbus Clippers, Children’s Hospital Marathon & More
    The Numbers COVID-19 cases — As of Sunday, July 5, 8,215 cases and 338 deaths from COVID-19 have been reported or are probable in Columbus and Worthington. Countywide, 10,767 cases and 440 deaths from COVID-19 have been reported by Columbus Public Health and Franklin County Public Health. Statewide, 57,151 cases and 2,911 deaths have been confirmed […]
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  • Revamped Ohio Checkbook Site Provides State Financial Data Transparency

    Revamped Ohio Checkbook Site Provides State Financial Data Transparency
    By Tyler Buchanan A website dedicated to giving Ohioans a transparent look at the state’s finances was reintroduced this week. The revamp involved an effort to merge two similar websites together: OhioCheckbook.com, managed by the state treasurer’s office, and a separate interactive budget more closely associated with the governor. The new OhioCheckbook.gov offers a slate of financial records — […]
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  • Ohio Police Departments See Increase in Controversial Misconduct on Social Media

    Ohio Police Departments See Increase in Controversial Misconduct on Social Media
    By Tyler Buchanan George Floyd had only been dead for a few days, and Mount Eaton police officer Jeff Lewis predicted the opinion he was about to share about Floyd would not be popular. “Here’s where I lose more ‘friends,’” Lewis posted to his Facebook page, alongside a photo of Minneapolis officer Derek Chauvin with his […]
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