COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — His cash advantage threatened, President Barack Obama and his party are redoubling their fundraising efforts after robust hauls by Republican rival Mitt Romney and a slew of GOP-leaning super PACs that are raking in cash from the party faithful highly motivated to topple the Democrat.
COLUMBUS — Ohio drivers would be banned from texting, and teens couldn’t use their cellphones, iPads or other electronics behind the wheel under a bill that the Ohio Senate passed on Thursday. Some state senators argued the legislation chips away at personal freedom, while others said it doesn’t go far enough to target distracted driving.
COLUMBUS — Ohio teens could not use their cellphones, iPads or other electronic devices while driving unless there’s an emergency under a bill the state Senate is expected to vote on Thursday.
COLUMBUS — Former Republican presidential candidate John McCain offered his first U.S. Senate endorsement of this election cycle, coming to Ohio to throw his support behind fellow military veteran Josh Mandel in a campaign heavily supported by GOP national interests.
MALJAMAR, N.M. — Wooing a nation of increasingly angry motorists, President Barack Obama and his Republican rivals are all plunging into gas-pump politics, seeking the upper hand as energy becomes a driving issue in the election campaign.
After missing a series of court-ordered appointments over the past few weeks, a Marengo man will serve another year in prison on top of the three years he was already set to receive for assaulting his ex-girlfriend’s infant daughter last year.
You may have noticed people on the streets of Delaware holding PDAs and measuring street trees. The data collection is being done by the Delaware County Master Gardener Volunteers as part of a project to inventory all the street trees in the City of Delaware.
Saying it was the best way to protect society, a judge ordered a 59-year-old Dublin man known for collecting and drinking urine in public restrooms to resume five years of house arrest, rather than sending him to jail for harassing his probation officer.