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Avery Kreemer’s coverage predominantly focuses on Ohio politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulation with a particular focus on social media regulation, transgender rights, and legislative actions within the Ohio House and Senate. To effectively reach out to Avery for potential coverage or expert commentary, consider offering insights into local political developments in Ohio including analysis of proposed legislation related to social media regulations or transgender rights issues. Additionally, pitches providing expert perspectives or insider knowledge regarding governmental announcements and legal policy changes in Ohio may be well received.
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By: Avery Kreemer, Bryn Dippold
The state of Ohio and local governments have doled out billions in tax breaks to some of the world’s biggest companies to lure construction of massive data centers that have stoked controversy in local communities, a Dayton Daily News investigation found.
By: Avery Kreemer
The state of Ohio and local governments have doled out billions in tax breaks to some of the world's biggest companies to lure construction of massive data centers that have stoked controversy in local communities, a Dayton Daily News investigation found.
By: Avery Kreemer
Gov. Mike DeWine expressed grief and disapproval on Sept. 1 following the alleged suicide of 20-year-old Wright State University student Pierre Damas Bel.
By: Avery Kreemer
On Sept. 1, Gov. Mike DeWine addressed the suicide of 20-year-old Wright State student Pierre Damas Bel, who reportedly threw himself in front of a semi-truck on Interstate 70 out of anguish over a required ICE ankle monitor.
By: Avery Kreemer
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Jay and Cassie Zurlinden, of West Chester Twp., stand with First Lady Fran DeWine and Gov. Mike DeWine during a statehouse press conference on Sept. 1, 2026.
By: Avery Kreemer
The state will soon roll out a new navigator resource for all Ohio families dealing with pediatric cancer diagnoses following the passing of 20-year-old Jayden Zurlinden of West Chester Twp. in June.
By: Avery Kreemer
A Flock camera as seen on Monday, Aug. 26 on a light pole near the intersection of West Third Street and Ludlow Street in Dayton.
By: Avery Kreemer
Every two years, every Ohio House seat and one-third of Ohio Senate seats come up for grabs in the November election. This year, that means 15 total seats are set to be decided by area voters on Nov. 3.
By: Avery Kreemer
Ohio's 2026 gubernatorial race between Republican Vivek Ramaswamy (left) and Democrat Dr. Amy Acton (right) will be decided Nov. 3. FILE
