(The Center Square) – The Ohio Redistricting Commission went back to the drawing board Tuesday, days after the Ohio Supreme Court ruled recently passed state legislative district maps violated the state’s constitution.
(The Center Square) – A recent report shows Ohio continues to struggle to recover economically from the COVID-19 pandemic when compared with the rest of the nation.
(The Center Square) – Vendors wanting to do business with the state of Ohio would be banned if they are caught committing fraud under proposed legislation in the General Assembly.
(The Center Square) – Ohio business and policy groups, along with government leaders, praised the U.S. Supreme Court decision that stopped President Joe Biden from forcing private employees across the country to receive the COVID-19 vaccination or face strict testing requirements.
(The Center Square) – The federal government said it will help Ohio hospitals struggling with rising COVID-19 cases while the Ohio National Guard presence at testing sites and hospitals is increasing.
(The Center Square) – Ohio Democrats believe an Ohio Supreme Court decision that tossed out the state’s new Senate and House legislative district maps is an opportunity to create fairer districts, while Gov. Mike DeWine said court challenges were not unexpected.
(The Center Square) – The Ohio Redistricting Commission has 10 days to redraw state legislative maps after the Ohio Supreme Court ruled Wednesday recently drawn maps that favored Republicans did not attempt to avoid party favoritism.
(The Center Square) – The teachers union in Ohio’s largest school district wants in-person classes stopped for two weeks to combat an ongoing COVID-19 surge.
(The Center Square) – Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose called Democrats’ push to change voting laws at the federal level a partisan power grab, and he pointed to the highest voter turnout in more than a century as proof.
(The Center Square) – Nearly seven months after Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine ended a federal program that provided extra unemployment benefits, the Ohio Supreme Court still must decide whether the state was allowed to end the program early.
(The Center Square) – The Ohio Redistricting Commission went back to the drawing board Tuesday, days after the Ohio Supreme Court ruled recently passed state legislative district maps violated the state’s constitution.
(The Center Square) – A recent report shows Ohio continues to struggle to recover economically from the COVID-19 pandemic when compared with the rest of the nation.
(The Center Square) – Vendors wanting to do business with the state of Ohio would be banned if they are caught committing fraud under proposed legislation in the General Assembly.
(The Center Square) – Ohio business and policy groups, along with government leaders, praised the U.S. Supreme Court decision that stopped President Joe Biden from forcing private employees across the country to receive the COVID-19 vaccination or face strict testing requirements.
(The Center Square) – The federal government said it will help Ohio hospitals struggling with rising COVID-19 cases while the Ohio National Guard presence at testing sites and hospitals is increasing.
(The Center Square) – Ohio Democrats believe an Ohio Supreme Court decision that tossed out the state’s new Senate and House legislative district maps is an opportunity to create fairer districts, while Gov. Mike DeWine said court challenges were not unexpected.
(The Center Square) – The Ohio Redistricting Commission has 10 days to redraw state legislative maps after the Ohio Supreme Court ruled Wednesday recently drawn maps that favored Republicans did not attempt to avoid party favoritism.
(The Center Square) – The teachers union in Ohio’s largest school district wants in-person classes stopped for two weeks to combat an ongoing COVID-19 surge.
(The Center Square) – Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose called Democrats’ push to change voting laws at the federal level a partisan power grab, and he pointed to the highest voter turnout in more than a century as proof.
(The Center Square) – Nearly seven months after Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine ended a federal program that provided extra unemployment benefits, the Ohio Supreme Court still must decide whether the state was allowed to end the program early.
(The Center Square) – Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost rejected a citizens’ petition on a proposed law that would support vaccine choice and privacy for the second time because it did not contain enough verified signatures.
