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The recent salmonella outbreak involving tomatoes is being used to push for improved food safety.

The recent salmonella outbreak involving tomatoes is being used to push for improved food safety.

The interstates and local roads you drive on are paid for largely by the taxes you pay on gasoline and diesel fuel.

Bridge corrosion is a problem that U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown believes two new pieces of legislation he introduced Wednesday will help fix.

Nearly a year has passed since the I-35 bridge collapsed during rush hour in Minneapolis, killing thirteen people and injuring one hundred more.

With gas prices still hovering near $4 a gallon, Ohioans continue to feel the pain at the pump like never before.

It's too late - we're onto them now. Americans already know there are too many food recalls, judging by the frequency of our meat, produce and other items being pulled from the market.

It's enough to turn your stomach, U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown says. Citing outbreaks of food contamination across Ohio, including many in northern Ohio, the Ohio Democrat announced Wednesday he is authoring ...

Facing growing public anger over gas prices hovering around $4-dollars-a-gallon, lawmakers in Washington may be feeling the heat.. Sen.

U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, is trying to assist residents of Wilmington, Ohio in efforts to keep an air hub used DHL operating in their city.

Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama waves to the crowd after speaking at a town hall-style meeting at the Stivers School for the Arts on Friday in Dayton.

Do we lift the ban on offshore drilling? A July 11, 2008 Columbus Dispatch story asked the above question.

Sen. Sherrod Brown says he will give DHL officials in Wilmington petitions bearing more than 9,000 signatures urging the package delivery service to keep its work at its hub in southwest Ohio.

OH: Federal funds to help defer sewer project costs Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jul.

In a shift on federal food safety policy, the Bush administration soon will begin telling consumers during recalls whether their local grocery store has been stocking contaminated meat or poultry.

Democrat Barack Obama said Friday that the potential loss of thousands of jobs in Ohio underscores the urgency of dealing with the nation's economic troubles.

Some Senate Democrats are warming to the idea of opening some offshore areas in U.S. waters to oil and gas drilling, as we reported earlier this week.

I would like to thank Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, for helping my daughter and I. Twice, Sen.

The possibility of a 10.6 percent cut in Medicare reimbursements looms over local doctors and patients today as senators prepare to vote on a measure that would forestall the cuts.

Ohio's telephone information lines, including those in Richland County, are investigating how to incorporate 211 into their systems.