(The Center Square) – Ohio lawmakers begin extensive hearings on the state budget this week after spending months working on COVID-19 reaction and recovery, criminal justice reforms and transportation issues.
(The Center Square) – The Ohio State Highway Patrol is preparing to send state troopers to Minnesota in response to a request for assistance after a week of protests.
(The Center Square) – Ohio received positive news for the first time in several months in terms of employment and labor market recovery from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
(The Center Square) – Saying a plan to increase the number of justices on the U.S. Supreme Court would question the court’s legitimacy, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has called on Congress to ignore any potential legislation that would expand and politicize the court.
(The Center Square) – Schools, bars, restaurants and hotels are among the businesses and entities across Ohio that could share in more than $2 billion in additional federal COVID-19 relief if a series of bills that passed the Ohio House also passes the Senate and is signed by Gov. Mike DeWine.
(The Center Square) – Ohio law enforcement soon could be forced to hit the record button when questioning suspects in most major felony cases.
For state governments, the good news is that the American Rescue Plan recently signed by President Joe Biden will inject $350 billion into their budgets. The bad news is that it places unwise and possibly unconstitutional limitations on how states can use the money.
(The Center Square) – An Ohio lawmaker, whose father served a school resource officer who chased an active shooter from a building, wants to make it easier for school districts to arm its employees.
(The Center Square) – A White House assessment graded Ohio’s infrastructure with a C-minus and said President Joe Biden’s American Jobs Plan would make historic investments to improve everything from roads and bridges to caregiving and veterans' health.
In response to the coronavirus pandemic, governors and state agencies in all 50 states relied on emergency power authority to enact stay-at-home orders, mask mandates, and other restrictions on businesses and individuals. Since March 2020, 10 bills in eight states have been signed into law t…
(The Center Square) – Ohio lawmakers begin extensive hearings on the state budget this week after spending months working on COVID-19 reaction and recovery, criminal justice reforms and transportation issues.
(The Center Square) – The Ohio State Highway Patrol is preparing to send state troopers to Minnesota in response to a request for assistance after a week of protests.
(The Center Square) – Ohio received positive news for the first time in several months in terms of employment and labor market recovery from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
(The Center Square) – Saying a plan to increase the number of justices on the U.S. Supreme Court would question the court’s legitimacy, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has called on Congress to ignore any potential legislation that would expand and politicize the court.
(The Center Square) – Schools, bars, restaurants and hotels are among the businesses and entities across Ohio that could share in more than $2 billion in additional federal COVID-19 relief if a series of bills that passed the Ohio House also passes the Senate and is signed by Gov. Mike DeWine.
(The Center Square) – Ohio law enforcement soon could be forced to hit the record button when questioning suspects in most major felony cases.
For state governments, the good news is that the American Rescue Plan recently signed by President Joe Biden will inject $350 billion into their budgets. The bad news is that it places unwise and possibly unconstitutional limitations on how states can use the money.
(The Center Square) – An Ohio lawmaker, whose father served a school resource officer who chased an active shooter from a building, wants to make it easier for school districts to arm its employees.
(The Center Square) – A White House assessment graded Ohio’s infrastructure with a C-minus and said President Joe Biden’s American Jobs Plan would make historic investments to improve everything from roads and bridges to caregiving and veterans' health.
In response to the coronavirus pandemic, governors and state agencies in all 50 states relied on emergency power authority to enact stay-at-home orders, mask mandates, and other restrictions on businesses and individuals. Since March 2020, 10 bills in eight states have been signed into law t…
(The Center Square) – April 15 typically is tax day across the country, but the past year has been anything but typical.
