Making housing more affordable for Ohio families
Columbus, where we met with local housing leaders and saw firsthand how innovative development and public and private
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Highs and Lows: Utah’s Water Future
with Hanksville Mayor Pei and other local leaders on the impact this is having on the local economy
Tracking Progress
have great confidence in our future agricultural leaders following my meeting with the South Dakota state FFA officer
Weekly Round[s] Up: Jun 15-22, 2026
great opportunity to speak with LMA leaders from across the state and country. On Saturday, I traveled
A New Generation of Leaders
June 18, 2026 Weekly Column Summer
Helping Ohio families get ahead
roundtable in Columbus with business, nonprofit, and government leaders from across Ohio about the benefits cliff … true measures of a successful safety net,” said leaders from The Alliance for Opportunity in a letter
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Securing Our Nation for the Next 250 Years
role as the global economic, technology, and military leader. We have a lot to celebrate. We also need … last two years. This conference brings together leaders from North America, the Indo-Pacific, Europe, and beyond
How Ohio is leading the way
spent time with rural health care providers, business leaders, and manufacturers who are working every day to ensure … with innovation that moves America forward. I joined leaders at the Youngstown Business Incubator and Innovation
Highs and Lows: Our Energy Future
City, where I joined policymakers, investors, and industry leaders for important discussions on an energy future that
Newsletter: Ports, YODA, and Prediction Markets
shaped generations of students to become holistic leaders and contributors to our region. Thank you to Superintendent
Highs and Lows: Utah’s Energy Innovation
work to be done by local leaders and communities. Have a great weekend! Read Newsletter
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Happy Beef Month, Nebraska!
partnership between the USDA and state and federal leaders. From day one, they have listened and been responsive
Celebrating Ohio’s small businesses
businesses succeed, Ohio succeeds. I shared with these leaders that I’m working in the Senate
Highs and Lows: Register for our Small Business Expo!
together small businesses, entrepreneurs, federal agencies, and industry leaders for a morning focused on R&D, technological innovation
The Tiffany Telegram: May 1, 2026
rely on to keep America the world’s leader in food production. After eight years, these programs were
Weekly Round[s] Up: April 20-26, 2026
heads to the House of Representatives, where leaders are hoping to move it forward this week … Friday with some of the Pentagon’s top leaders in cybersecurity. I also was in Sioux Falls
🌍 Iowa’s Seat at the Table
another roundtable with agriculture, manufacturing, and small business leaders from across our communities. ⬇️ The priorities Iowa producers brought
🏘️ Investing in Recovery
That’s how these investments should work — local leaders identify the need, and we fight in Washington
The Tiffany Telegram: April 24, 2026
storms. On Monday, I met with community leaders to survey the damage to more than 80 homes
Senate Republicans want to make it easy to vote and hard to cheat in America
Democratic colleagues express support as well. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D., N.Y.) even said that “our objection
Newsletter: Energy, Water & the Bible
bringing together hundreds of faith ministers and community leaders to help inspire our nation back to its spiritual
Weekly Round[s] Up: April 13-19, 2026
Trust to meet with local bank presidents, business leaders and ag bankers. I also made a trip
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Traveling Across Nebraska
opportunities. In Kimball, I also met with community leaders to discuss the new Sentinel Intercontinental Ballistic Missile
Meeting face-to-face with Ohioans
future. In Zanesville, I joined oil and gas leaders to discuss how we can strengthen domestic energy production … reduce reliance on foreign sources. Each of these leaders are focused on expanding supply and cutting unnecessary
Safer Communities and South Dakota Connections
America which is why I’ve been a leader in Congress to secure our border and stop Chinese … these deadly chemicals. BIG Idea I met with leaders in the Black Hills tourism industry about the impact