Federal Investigation of Former Ohio House Speaker Ends Without Charges

Cliff Rosenberger, who resigned in 2018 amid scrutiny over travel and spending, is no longer under investigation, according to U.S. Attorney.

The federal probe into Cliff Rosenberger's travel and spending practices has closed with no charges filed.
Rosenberger resigned as Ohio House speaker in 2018 following the investigation's public disclosure.
U.S. Attorney Kenneth Parker cited 'extremely unique facts and circumstances' for ending the investigation.
Rosenberger expressed relief and gratitude to supporters after being cleared of all charges.
The investigation was initially fueled by allegations and actions from other political figures, including Larry Householder.