Frank LaRose

Casting a first ballot in Ohio will now be a celebrated milestone with an option for official recognition from the state.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose announced the launch of the First-Time Voter Initiative on National Voter Registration Day during a visit to Mifflin High School in Columbus.

The new effort is designed to encourage and recognize Ohioans voting for the first time.

The goal is to help first-time voters form a lifelong habit of active civic engagement.

No one was hurt.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose said his office was the intended recipient of a letter the Postal Service intercepted.

Forbes reports similar mailings to congressional offices.

The FBI and Postal Inspection Service are investigating a series of suspicious mailings sent to various addresses nationwide.

The Ohio Capitol Journal reports that a new political action committee tied to Donald Trump's MAGA Inc. is funding mailers to urge voters to back a socialist candidate over Democrat Sherrod Brown in the Senate race.

The US Postal Service interrupted a suspicious letter containing a white powdery substance addressed to Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose.

In southwest Ohio, Rodney Hinton Jr. pleaded not guilty to aggravated murder in Cincinnati despite having admitted to having to turn his vehicle in the direction of Sheriff Deputy Larry Henderson before hitting him.

In southeast Ohio, flood recovery efforts are ongoing with 19 counties designated for either state or federal aid, or both, following storms in August and September.

Nine fire companies battled the blaze, which also disrupted the start of the day for a nearby school.

The cause is being investigated.

The post office intercepted a suspicious letter yesterday addressed to Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose that follows a recent pattern across the country.

Carla Rogner of ONN affiliate WBNS-TV has more.

The Ohio Capitol Journal reports that a new political action committee tied to Donald Trump's MAGA Inc. is funding mailers to urge voters to back a socialist candidate over Democrat Sherrod Brown in the Senate race.

The US Postal Service interrupted a suspicious letter containing a white powdery substance addressed to Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose.

In southwest Ohio, Rodney Hinton Jr. pleaded not guilty to aggravated murder in Cincinnati despite having admitted to having to turn his vehicle in the direction of Sheriff Deputy Larry Henderson before hitting him.

In southeast Ohio, flood recovery efforts are ongoing with 19 counties designated for either state or federal aid, or both, following storms in August and September.

Nine fire companies battled the blaze, which also disrupted the start of the day for a nearby school.

The cause is being investigated.

The post office intercepted a suspicious letter yesterday addressed to Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose that follows a recent pattern across the country.

Carla Rogner of ONN affiliate WBNS-TV has more.

But Princeton City Schools, you guys are on fall break, so buses will be back on the road come Tuesday morning.

Uh, Secretary of State Frank LaRose announced that a white powdery substance was sent to his office.

It was intercepted at the US Postal Service, but, uh, there's an investigation, both state and federally, about, uh, multiple, uh, elections officials being sent a white powdery substance, and LaRose saying there's no place for that in politics.

If you're looking to fill up today, especially in Ohio, gas jumped 16 cents overnight.

When Black Voters Mattered asked for the records behind the purge, Raphson-Purger's office handed over a stripped-down spreadsheet, and they had to sue him to try to get the names.

Ohio's Frank LaRose published a list of three hundred fifty-two thousand three hundred eighty-nine names for cancellation just this past year, following a twenty twenty-four purge in which Ohio Democrats documented more than a thousand wrongly removed voters from Cuyahoga County alone.

Meanwhile, Trump's Justice Department has filed thirty-one lawsuits against states and the District of Columbia to seize their full voter files, including driver's license and partial Social Security numbers, so the whole country can be run through his flawed SAVE purge database.

Republicans can't win elections on their track record of taking away health care, cutting Social Security, and handing the Treasury to billionaires.

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in a state where four and a half million votes are cast." But Frank LaRose, the current se- secretary of state, just referred 75, uh, people that they just found out, uh, discovered that are non-citizens, we don't know if they're illegal immigrants or not, but have registered to vote in our elections, and we've had 70 elections in the last two years in O- in Ohio that have been d- decided by one vote, by a single vote, or less, or tied.

And so you're effectively allowing people who are not citizens to determine the outcome of those elections in many cases.

And furthermore, they're disenfranchising and canceling out the votes of real Americans.