During a ceremony in the Rotunda of the Ohio Statehouse this morning, Ohio Supreme Court Justice Patrick DeWine officially swore in Jim Tressel as Ohio's 67th lieutenant governor on Friday. Ohio Gov.

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Penn State will install about 7,900 temporary seats at Beaver Stadium during the renovation, scheduled for completion in 2027 ...

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Tressel was approved with a 31-1 vote in the Senate with one Democrat voting no and approved with a 68-27 vote in the House ...

From winning national championships to serving the people of Ohio … Jim Tressel can do it all. The legendary head football ...

Governor Mike DeWine has nominated former OSU football coach and YSU President Jim Tressel to be Lieutenant Governor, taking ...

Former Ohio State football coach and Youngstown State President Jim Tressel is Gov. Mike DeWine's surprise pick to be Ohio's ...

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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine named former OSU coach Jim Tressel as lieutenant governor, citing his leadership, pending approval from the state legislature.