Ohio primary

The new bill would move the presidential primary from March to the first Tuesday after the first Monday in May when primaries in most years are held.

The prolonged legal battles and challenges over redistricting led to this late-season primary with the lowest voter turnout so far; Akron's community organizations are planning to launch a petition for voters to include a civilian review board of the police on the ballot this November ... and more stories.

The races for Ohio House and Senate seats were pushed back due to disagreements over new district maps and voters can find their redrawn districts at Vote.Ohio.gov; Ohio will receive $100 million over the next five years to increase the number of electric vehicle charging stations across major roadways; A mental health worker shortage is growing in Ohio as demand also continues to grow; and more stories.

The NFL has three days to appeal the decision, but the NFL Players Association already stated previously that they would abide by the decision; A Euclid police officer with a history of misconduct accusations was found guilty of assault and interference with civil rights ... and more stories.

The five leading GOP candidates have spent a combined $65 million - spending could reach around $150 million by the general election in November; Cuyahoga County Sheriff resigns a year after appointment; Guardians beat Athletics in first sweep in 22 years; and more stories.

$65 million has been spent by the five leading candidates and the groups that support and oppose them.

GOP House Speaker Bob Cupp said he wanted to avoid confusing May 3 primary voters; Former CSU president Harlan Sands will get a nearly million dollar payout and intends to continue teaching in the fall; Browns still stuck with Baker Mayfield; and more stories.

Police say a passenger in the car the teenager was driving returned to the scene to help find the driver; Former President Donald Trump headlined a rally in central Ohio over the weekend where he stumped for Senate candidate J.D. Vance and others; Fire officials responded to two early Sunday morning fires in Akron; and more stories.

Though J.D. Vance scored the coveted endorsement, three other candidates promoting their Trump credentials could keep doing so — and a national pollster and consultant who works in Ohio suggests they likely will.

Ohio election officials say the state needs to pick a date this week so local boards of elections have time to prepare; Cleveland Clinic is lifting some COVID restrictions on its visitation policy; Denzel Ward set to sign a contract extension making him the NFL's highest paid cornerback; and more stories.