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First responders and nonprofits are among those receiving grant money.

Yost says distributors are flagrantly skirting the law and keeping Ohio from collecting tax money.

Civil unrest is shedding light on difficulties that Black children face.

The session will take place via GoToMeeting with a telephone link available.

About 50 Ohio news outlets — including Mahoning Matters — in the Your Voice Ohio 2020 Elections project this month began holding online conversations to listen to people talk about what is important to them as they begin considering candidates in the 2020 elections.

“The state first prohibited workers from going into their offices during the stay-at-home order, then passed an emergency law absurdly ‘deeming’ all work that was actually performed at home to have been performed in the higher-taxed office location instead,” Robert Alt, president and chief executive officer of The Buckeye Institute, said.

Attorney says police selectively targeted activists based on the content of their message. "And the message, of course, was that they were standing up against racist policing and brutality," said attorney Jacqueline Green.

In the past four months, nearly $5 billion in unemployment payments have been made to more than 736,000 Ohioans, according to the Department of Job and Family Services.

“Give us a call because we might be able to help get your money back,” Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost said.

Last month, House Speaker Larry Householder threatened to cut state funding to the city of Columbus after protesters vandalized the Ohio Statehouse.