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As Ohio lawmakers consider a proposal that would make it harder to pass constitutional amendments at the ballot box by requiring the issue get a 60% vote,鈥� -
Lawmakers in the Ohio House attached an amendment to a bill that would send $615 million to skilled nursing facilities to help with staffing shortages and鈥�
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A House committee amended a resolution Thursday to require all proposed ballot issues to receive 60% of the vote in order to amend the state鈥� -
The Ohio lawmakers who wanted to pass a total abortion ban during the lame duck session might have to wait until next year to make another attempt at the鈥� -
State lawmakers are moving a bill forward with new, controversial provisions that would reduce the amount of required training it would take to get a鈥� -
Gov. Mike DeWine, who just won his bid for re-election to the office, said he鈥檚 going to focus on improving the physical and mental well-being of Ohioans鈥� -
Whitney Austin, a mass shooting survivor who was hit 12 times during a rampage in Cincinnati, appeared in front of an Ohio Senate committee to share her鈥� -
A bill that would have restricted gender affirming care for transgender children will not be taken up during the lame duck session of the Ohio鈥� -
Large coalition urges Ohio lawmakers to reject a plan that makes it harder to amend the constitutionMore than 100 faith, union, community, conservative, and progressive organizations are opposing a resolution that would make it harder for citizens to鈥� -
The Ohio Republican Party scored big wins this fall, but the party will be without a chair soon. And the race to become the next leader of the Ohio GOP is鈥� -
A lobby representing Ohio鈥檚 nursing homes is asking the state to give them another $600 million to help them offset increased costs for providing care to鈥� -
With the Thanksgiving break over, a busy lame duck session continues at the Statehouse this week, with lawmakers set to consider several bills in House鈥� -
The distracted driving bill 鈥� which has been touted by Gov. Mike DeWine 鈥� faces an uncertain future in the Senate where it faces one major hurdle in鈥� -
The Respect for Marriage Act, which requires every state to acknowledge marriages from any other state, has gained momentum with the help of Ohio鈥檚 two鈥�
