WASHINGTON — Top congressional Republicans made a new offer to President Barack Obama on Thursday in their fight over heading off a doubling of interest rates on federal college loans for 7.4 million students, proposing fresh ways to cover the effort’s $6 billion cost.
TOLEDO — Developers of Ohio’s newest casino think they’ll do just fine competing for gamblers with Detroit’s three casinos, even without the spas, hotels and big-name concerts found just up the road.
ATLANTA — Another eight states are gaining flexibility from the Bush-era No Child Left Behind law, U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan said Tuesday.
COLUMBUS — Elements of Gov. John Kasich’s ambitious policy agenda have whisked so quickly through the Ohio Legislature this month that fellow Republicans, Democrats and sidelined witnesses alike grumbled at the pace.
The county’s military history became richer for Harry Metzger just weeks before Memorial Day, when he read that 13 people asked to protect President Abraham Lincoln during the Civil War were from Delaware.
Anna Marie Link Daugherty of Richwood passed away peacefully on Thursday (May 24, 2012).
Ruth Justine Knight, 90, of Delaware passed away Thursday (May 24, 2012) in The Inn At Olentangy Trail after a lengthy battle with cancer.
COLUMBUS — Rules regulating oil and gas well construction, water handling, and the disclosure of chemicals used in drilling cleared final legislative hurdles Thursday before heading to Gov. John Kasich.