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By day, I'm the mild-mannered chief political reporter for @ClevelandDotCom. Dad, Cubs fan, @UofIllinois/@UISPAR grad. Opinions are cheap; facts are expensive.

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I cover Ohio government and politics for Cleveland.com.

Before Ohio, I've been a statehouse reporter for newspapers/websites in Illinois, Colorado, and Wyoming.

I've served on the Colorado Capitol Press Association's executive board and won a Wyoming Press Association award for covering that state's bark beetle epidemic.

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Ohio shelves data center crackdown as lawmakers head into summer break

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By Jeremy Pelzer Verified
| Cleveland.com Verified
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio lawmakers have officially abandoned their push to fast-track new regulations on the state’s booming data center industry, as House leaders on Thursday canceled their last potential session day before heading into a months-long summer break.
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Ohio first responders left out of data center power plant safety plans: Capitol Letter

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By Jeremy Pelzer Verified
| Cleveland.com Verified
Behind the meter: Ohio is fast-tracking a new generation of power plants to keep up with booming data center growth. But firefighters near one of the first projects say they were left out of emergency planning and denied access to key documents. Anna Staver reports that their concerns are raising questions about whether Ohio’s rush to build is moving faster than its safety rules. Death penalty divide: While Gov.
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Ohio Republicans vow to resume executions after DeWine departs

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By Jeremy Pelzer Verified
| Cleveland.com Verified
COLUMBUS, Ohio— While Gov. Mike DeWine has come out against capital punishment, Ohio Republicans holding or running for key offices to shape the future of the state’s death penalty support keeping it, if not moving to resume executions after DeWine leaves office next year.
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