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Lawmakers Could Soon Pass Bill Blocking Ohio Cities From Outlawing Carrying Knives
An Ohio House committee passed legislation Thursday that would block cities from passing local laws restricting whether people can carry ...

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An Ohio House committee passed legislation Thursday that would block cities from passing local laws restricting whether people can carry ...

A second multi-million dollar influx of federal funding will be coming to public transit authorities throughout Ohio via an infrastructu ...
The Ohio General Assembly passed legislation Wednesday that relaxes regulations around the development of ephemeral streams, which flow ...
The Ohio General Assembly passed legislation Wednesday that relaxes regulations around the development of ephemeral streams, which flow ...
The Ohio Department of Medicaid is denying public access to oversight reports submitted by its billion-dollar managed-care contractors. ...
Ohio's House Speaker said Wednesday legislation is not coming to change the May primary date.
Many so-called night people feel that, when it comes to society's expectations about when the workday should start, they drew the short ...
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose on Tuesday denied that he had called for the impeachment of Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Mauree ...
Despite drawn out legal battles over district lines for state legislative and U.S. House seats, yes, there's still a May 3 primary in Ohio.
Yet again asking the Ohio Supreme Court to reject the Ohio Redistricting Commission's legislative maps, objectors said the fourth plan i ...
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose on Friday said he “certainly wouldn't oppose it” if the legislature impeached Ohio Supreme Court Ch ...
The Ohio legislature could soon pass a bill allowing for deregulating the development of “ephemeral streams” — natural flows of water th ...
Ohio kids who were in foster care in their late teens have had some of the worst outcomes in the United States by the time they reach 21 ...
The Ohio House unanimously passed legislation Wednesday that blocks health insurers from a comparatively stingier accounting practice th ...
The Ohio Supreme Court has given members of the Ohio Redistricting Commission until Monday to explain why, once again, they shouldn't be ...
Ohio Republicans may be lining up behind a constitutional amendment requiring judges to consider public safety when setting the amount o ...
After refusing to disclose federal watchdog reports, the Ohio Department of Medicaid last week claimed that the relevant information it ...
A U.S. District Court decided Friday to wait on a decision to implement maps for the May primary election, as Ohio's new mapmakers start ...
Both FirstEnergy Corp. and its shareholders argued to a federal judge that they shouldn't be forced to publicly disclose which executive ...
Seventeen Republican members of Congress including Warren Davidson of Ohio have sued the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ...