(The Center Square) – Ohio Democrats called officials pushing to change how the state’s constitution can be amended out of touch and an attempt “tilt the scales of democracy away from voters and toward well-funded, out-of-state, dark-monied special interests.”
(The Center Square) – The Ohio Senate on Thursday moved the state a step closer to tighter railway safety restrictions when it unanimously passed the state’s transportation budget.
(The Center Square) – Despite a report released earlier this month that showed Ohio’s tax rate is one of the highest in the country, Ohioans receive one of the best returns on those tax dollars.
(The Center Square) – A plan to remove Ohio’s sales tax from baby products is expected to move forward in the General Assembly soon.
(The Center Square) – While the train derailment and chemical burn-off in East Palestine, Ohio has left behind destruction and unanswered questions, it’s also shown the resilience of locals, a love of the land, and an outpouring of charity nationwide.
(The Center Square) – With potential votes to change the Ohio Constitution in relation to abortion and a lawsuit against public officials possibly, the House of Representatives plans to move forward with a plan that could change the votes needed to pass such measures.
(The Center Square) – Employees could freely talk about their salaries and employers would not be able ask applicants about salary history under proposed legislation currently before the Ohio House.
(The Center Square) – School systems would have to have policies that allow parents to be more active in their child’s education, give parents notice of sexually explicit materials and create a health care plan for students with their parents if a proposed Parents Bill of Rights becomes law …
(The Center Square) – The railroad at the heart of the hazardous train crash near the Ohio-Pennsylvania border offered vague answers Monday about who agreed to burn the derailed cars carrying vinyl chloride.
(The Center Square) – A bill that would stop Ohio law enforcement officers from enforcing federal gun regulations that are more restrictive than state law is drawing opposition from county prosecutors, chiefs of police and mayors.
(The Center Square) – Ohio Democrats called officials pushing to change how the state’s constitution can be amended out of touch and an attempt “tilt the scales of democracy away from voters and toward well-funded, out-of-state, dark-monied special interests.”
(The Center Square) – The Ohio Senate on Thursday moved the state a step closer to tighter railway safety restrictions when it unanimously passed the state’s transportation budget.
(The Center Square) – Despite a report released earlier this month that showed Ohio’s tax rate is one of the highest in the country, Ohioans receive one of the best returns on those tax dollars.
(The Center Square) – A plan to remove Ohio’s sales tax from baby products is expected to move forward in the General Assembly soon.
(The Center Square) – While the train derailment and chemical burn-off in East Palestine, Ohio has left behind destruction and unanswered questions, it’s also shown the resilience of locals, a love of the land, and an outpouring of charity nationwide.
(The Center Square) – With potential votes to change the Ohio Constitution in relation to abortion and a lawsuit against public officials possibly, the House of Representatives plans to move forward with a plan that could change the votes needed to pass such measures.
(The Center Square) – Employees could freely talk about their salaries and employers would not be able ask applicants about salary history under proposed legislation currently before the Ohio House.
(The Center Square) – School systems would have to have policies that allow parents to be more active in their child’s education, give parents notice of sexually explicit materials and create a health care plan for students with their parents if a proposed Parents Bill of Rights becomes law …
(The Center Square) – The railroad at the heart of the hazardous train crash near the Ohio-Pennsylvania border offered vague answers Monday about who agreed to burn the derailed cars carrying vinyl chloride.
(The Center Square) – A bill that would stop Ohio law enforcement officers from enforcing federal gun regulations that are more restrictive than state law is drawing opposition from county prosecutors, chiefs of police and mayors.
(The Center Square) – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ordered states with approved and available toxic waste facilities to accept materials transported from the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio.
