(The Center Square) – The state Senate on Wednesday passed legislation barring state officials from changing the date of an election or closing places of worship.
(The Center Square) – State lawmakers are considering reappropriating more than $1.2 billion in capital funds.
(The Center Square) – Discussions about reopening Ohio’s schools amid the COVID-19 pandemic seem to raise more questions than answers. Even as Buckeye State businesses begin to reopen, the plan for schools remains fluid.
Ohio’s restaurant patios have re-opened. Some so-called non-essential businesses are gradually serving customers again. We may soon even get a haircut, pump some iron at the gym, and hear the familiar sounds of baseball in the park and on the radio.
Dem lawmakers announce ‘Worker Protection Act’
Bill would establish loans for federal employees
On May 19, U.S. District Court Judge James Gwin for the Northern District of Ohio ordered the Bureau of Prisons to expedite the release of 837 medically vulnerable inmates in Ohio’s Elkton Federal Correctional Institute through home confinement or compassionate release due to the coronavirus…
(The Center Square) – State lawmakers could soon debate the differences between the House and Senate versions of Senate Bill 1 and decide whether to revise or scrap a provision targeting directives from the state’s health department.
(The Center Square) – An additional 46,594 Ohio residents filed for unemployment insurance in the week ending May 16, bringing the state’s total during the nine weeks of the coronavirus crisis to approximately 1.216 million.
(The Center Square) – The state Senate denied a bid to give lawmakers oversight of pandemic orders issued by the Ohio Department of Health (ODH).
(The Center Square) – The state Senate on Wednesday passed legislation barring state officials from changing the date of an election or closing places of worship.
(The Center Square) – State lawmakers are considering reappropriating more than $1.2 billion in capital funds.
(The Center Square) – Discussions about reopening Ohio’s schools amid the COVID-19 pandemic seem to raise more questions than answers. Even as Buckeye State businesses begin to reopen, the plan for schools remains fluid.
Ohio’s restaurant patios have re-opened. Some so-called non-essential businesses are gradually serving customers again. We may soon even get a haircut, pump some iron at the gym, and hear the familiar sounds of baseball in the park and on the radio.
Dem lawmakers announce ‘Worker Protection Act’
Bill would establish loans for federal employees
On May 19, U.S. District Court Judge James Gwin for the Northern District of Ohio ordered the Bureau of Prisons to expedite the release of 837 medically vulnerable inmates in Ohio’s Elkton Federal Correctional Institute through home confinement or compassionate release due to the coronavirus…
(The Center Square) – State lawmakers could soon debate the differences between the House and Senate versions of Senate Bill 1 and decide whether to revise or scrap a provision targeting directives from the state’s health department.
(The Center Square) – An additional 46,594 Ohio residents filed for unemployment insurance in the week ending May 16, bringing the state’s total during the nine weeks of the coronavirus crisis to approximately 1.216 million.
(The Center Square) – The state Senate denied a bid to give lawmakers oversight of pandemic orders issued by the Ohio Department of Health (ODH).
(The Center Square) – The state House on Wednesday passed legislation granting a three-month amnesty to Ohioans who are delinquent in paying state taxes and fees.
