(The Center Square) – As the Ohio General Assembly’s lame duck session nears an end, two pieces of legislation that impact voters continue to move.
(The Center Square) – The Republican-dominated Ohio Senate approved a plan Wednesday that would remove most power for the state Board of Education and place it with the governor.
(The Center Press) – With less than a month left in Ohio’s legislative session, a bill that would legalize recreational marijuana use will need to move quickly to become law.
(The Center Square) – The fallout from House Bill 6 continues for Ohio.
(The Center Square) – An Ohio policy group has challenged a law that requires the IRS to demand private donor information from charity groups with a federal lawsuit.
(The Center Square) – The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority is recovering part of the ridership lost during the pandemic, when it reported more than $70 million in overspending of its general fund.
(The Center Square) – A plan to change Ohio law to stop qualified immunity for local government workers hit a snag when a summary of the proposal was rejected by Attorney General Dave Yost.
(The Center Square) – A new study ranks Ohio as one of the worst states in the nation for job seekers to find employment.
(The Center Square) – After more than a year in the Ohio General Assembly, legislation that reduces business regulations in the financial technology industry only needs a signature from Gov. Mike DeWine to become law.
(The Center Square) – School choice options in Ohio could expand to nearly every student if a new bill works its way quickly through the Ohio Legislature during the lame duck session.
(The Center Square) – As the Ohio General Assembly’s lame duck session nears an end, two pieces of legislation that impact voters continue to move.
(The Center Square) – The Republican-dominated Ohio Senate approved a plan Wednesday that would remove most power for the state Board of Education and place it with the governor.
(The Center Press) – With less than a month left in Ohio’s legislative session, a bill that would legalize recreational marijuana use will need to move quickly to become law.
(The Center Square) – The fallout from House Bill 6 continues for Ohio.
(The Center Square) – An Ohio policy group has challenged a law that requires the IRS to demand private donor information from charity groups with a federal lawsuit.
(The Center Square) – The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority is recovering part of the ridership lost during the pandemic, when it reported more than $70 million in overspending of its general fund.
(The Center Square) – A plan to change Ohio law to stop qualified immunity for local government workers hit a snag when a summary of the proposal was rejected by Attorney General Dave Yost.
(The Center Square) – A new study ranks Ohio as one of the worst states in the nation for job seekers to find employment.
(The Center Square) – After more than a year in the Ohio General Assembly, legislation that reduces business regulations in the financial technology industry only needs a signature from Gov. Mike DeWine to become law.
(The Center Square) – School choice options in Ohio could expand to nearly every student if a new bill works its way quickly through the Ohio Legislature during the lame duck session.
(The Center Square) – Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes and 12 other attorneys general are asking the Federal Energy Regulation Commission to hold a hearing over Vanguard's ownership of utility shares in light of what they call the company's recent "environmental activism."
