Ohio Governor

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.

On Tuesday, former Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley won the Democratic nominee for Ohio Governor along with her Lt. Gov. running mate Cheryl Stephens — a Cuyahoga County Councilmember.

The Ohio primaries are already underway. Incumbent Gov. Mike DeWine is facing three Republican opponents — two of whom have gained significant support from the right. Political analysts say preferences within the Republican base in Ohio are shifting along with the political landscape in the state.

The bill would not require gun owners to get a permit to carry a concealed weapon.

So far, the sitting governor is so far the only candidate to decline to appear at a debate set for March 29.

The former mayor of Cincinnati was endorsed by Dayton Firefighters Local 136.

For many people across the Miami Valley, the holidays aren’t complete without a visit to the Historic Clifton Mill light-show. Clifton Mill’s annual…

The Libertarian candidate for governor has weighed in on Ohio Issue 1, known as the Drug and Criminal Justice Policies Initiative. In a statement Monday,…

Ohio's candidates for governor repeatedly spotlighted the Miami Valley during the first of three gubernatorial debates, held Wednesday night at the…

Former federal consumer watchdog Richard Cordray will join forces with former congresswoman and Obama-era official Betty Sutton on Wednesday in the race…

Former consumer watchdog Richard Cordray says he will focus his campaign for governor on improving the lives of Ohio's families.At a hometown diner…

Ohio Supreme Court Justice Bill O’Neill has announced he’ll be filing to run for Governor next year – on one condition. O’Neill, a registered nurse and…