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Hero Images/Getty ImagesThe mental health of K-12 and collegiate players could be put at risk. -
Andy Chow/Statehouse News BureauRep. Erica Crawley says the tax cut would benefit those with higher incomes rather than help low-income individuals who are struggling during the pandemic.
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The bill gives school districts the power to allow concealed carry of firearms, as well as increase training requirements for those who want to carry them. -
A sharply divided U.S. District Appeals Court narrowly ruled this week that it could go forward.
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Ohio House Republicans added a provision into Gov. Mike DeWine’s two-year state budget that would erase violations of his COVID health orders by bars.
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Communicator and author David Murray, of Hudson, looks at a fractured nation.
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Small businesses that sell lottery games want to cash in on revenue generated from in-person gambling.
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The State Highway Patrol says a man broke into the Ohio Statehouse early Monday morning, used a fire extinguisher to spray chemicals on the historic building’s Rotunda floor, and then called 911 seeking medical help.
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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and health officials from across the state urged Ohioans Tuesday to continue signing up for Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccine appointments, following a recommendation by federal agencies to temporarily pause administration of the Johnson & Johnson shot.
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For the second time in a week, a new Ohio abortion law has been put on hold. This one affects the use of telemedicine in abortions.
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Three Ohio death row inmates will not be executed this year as planned.
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Gov. Mike DeWine and the Ohio Department of Health are advising all COVID-19 vaccine providers to temporarily pause the use of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine as federal officials review six "extremely rare" cases of severe blood clotting. The U.S. has administered 6.8 million doses of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine.
