From Columbus — Over a hundred people came to a loosely organized protest on the Ohio Statehouse lawn Wednesday to protest the Trump administration. More coverage: Area residents are expressing frustration about not being able to share their views with the U.S. senators representing them in Ohio after Senate phone lines went down due to high call volume. Senate phones have been having trouble on and off over the past week because of “unusually high call volume,” according to a message to Senate

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All eyes will be on Dayton this May as the city hosts the NATO Spring Parliamentary Assembly. We’ve listened to questions and concerns raised by the community about the upcoming event and its effects on downtown Dayton residents, small business owners and others. Here’s what to know about restricted access in the city: Access to much of downtown Dayton will be restricted from May 21-27 as the city hosts the 2025 Spring Session - @nato Parliamentary Assembly. 🚧 From North to South, the zone incl