Mike DeWine

Gov. Mike DeWine won an easy victory Tuesday night in what will almost certainly be his last campaign in a long career. But it is a victory tainted by the fact that he spent that campaign hiding from not only his opponent, Nan Whaley, but the people of Ohio.

Mike DeWine, Republican, has defeated Nan Whaley, Democrat, in the race for Ohio Governor.

Ohio’s Republican candidates for statewide offices filed into a bus to go on a campaign tour as a final push for votes before Election Day.

In the race for Ohio Governor, voters will decide whether to return incumbent Republican Mike DeWine to office or elect Democrat Nan Whaley, former Dayton mayor.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Nan Whaley held a forum in Dayton Thursday night as part of her the Debate Ohio Deserves Tour. The Tour is a response to Governor Mike DeWine turning down debate invitations.

The new facility will be built in the Jeffersonville area, some 40 miles southwest of Columbus, near the location of two outlet malls.

Republican Governor Mike DeWine and Democratic challenger Nan Whaley both say investing in kids is important.

The Ohio Republican Party fired back, saying there was a lot of crime and poverty in Dayton when Nan Whaley, Democratic candidate for Ohio Governor, was the city’s mayor.

Martin was a member of the 506th Parachute Infantry, 101st Airborne Division, known as the “Screaming Eagles.” The 101st was popularized in 2001 by the HBO miniseries Band of Brothers.

The law, which also dramatically lowers the training requirements and puts money into the state's school safety center, was opposed by education and law enforcement groups.

President Joe Biden will join Gov. Mike DeWine and other Ohio leaders for the ceremonial groundbreaking of the new Intel plant.

The shooting death of Donovan Lewis, 20, by Columbus police early Tuesday morning, has led to Gov. Mike DeWine reemphasizing the need for law enforcement reforms to recruitment and training.