Following our recent coverage of proposed budget cuts at Marionwatch.com, Mayor Bill Collins has issued a formal address to the
Finding itself in fiscal distress, the city of Marion is faced with some difficult choices, being pressured by the Ohio
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The Marion City Council meeting on February 23, 2026, served as a public post-mortem for a fiscal crisis decades in
This investigative series continues to connect the legislative record from the Mid January through February 18, 2026, City Council meetings with
Immigration enforcement in Ohio has entered a volatile new phase in early 2026, marked by a sharp rise in federal
Before out-of-state syndicates arrived, the foundation of Marion’s justice system was already under strain. Throughout the early 2000s, the Marion
Marion’s own “Dr. Dolittle,” Commissioner Mark Davis, officially endorsed Ben Weber for the 86th District State Rep race. Dr. Dolittle,
The utilization of human movement as a strategic instrument of conflict has undergone a profound transformation since the beginning of
A Word From Marion Watch Investigates Core Team: The Vanguard of the Arts: The Birth of Marion WatchMarion Watch was
Comprehensive Investigative Report into the Wexner-Epstein Alliance (1985–2026) For decades, Leslie “Les” Wexner was celebrated as the retail visionary who
As 2026 begins, a high-stakes legal battle is unfolding over the sanctity of the American home. A series of whistleblower