African American pastors, activists, and academics continue to wrestle with the complicated subject of gay marriage and the President’s newly-announced stance.
An Ohio Senate committee has accepted a slew of changes to a measure aimed at regulating exotic animals in the state.
Columbus city leaders spent the morning talking to landlords and civic groups about new federal rules on housing discrimination against gay and transgender residents.
Twelve closed Roman Catholic churches spared by the Vatican in the Cleveland Diocese will be reopened.
Earlier this week, we told you about how Ohio’s largest gay rights group was hesitant about supporting a proposed ballot issue legalizing same-sex marriage … an issue that backers are trying to get onto the November 2013 ballot.
An animal owners’ group in Ohio says it’s now focused on stopping proposed regulations on exotic animals from becoming state law.
More than 200 religious leaders are asking Ohio Governor John Kasich to spare a man scheduled for execution next week for fatally stabbing a 15-year-old boy during a farmhouse burglary.
Supporters of a measure that would allow gay marriage in Ohio have been cleared to continue their ballot effort.
Several hundred people demonstrated in front of the federal building in downtown Columbus Friday. They called for the repeal of a mandate issued by the Obama Administration in connection with the president’s health care reform.
The Ohio Parole Board is recommending Gov. John Kasich deny clemency to a man sentenced to die for stabbing to death the teenage son of his employers while burglarizing their farmhouse.
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