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Gov. Mike DeWine’s decision to sign the so-called Stand Your Ground gun bill into law isn’t sitting well with some city and state leaders who thought they were making headway in their fight against gun violence.
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Gov. Mike DeWine on Monday signed a "Stand Your Ground" bill into law, backing off his threat to veto after Ohio lawmakers declined to pass gun control proposals.
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State lawmakers have sent to Gov. Mike DeWine a bill that prohibits doctors from using telemedicine to prescribe abortion medication.
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The Ohio Senate has given final approval to a controversial ‘Stand your ground” bill that would do away with the “duty to retreat” before using a gun in in self-defense.
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As state lawmakers return for a final week of their lame duck session, Gov. Mike DeWine is hinting he’ll veto a controversial gun bill they sent to him last week.
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Although Rep. Jon Cross believes he might have the virus, he says he would still go to Columbus to vote on legislation if necessary.
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The Ohio House and Ohio Senate wrapped up long voting sessions with the House even going into the early morning hours on Friday.
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A state representative from Columbus who hasn’t been to the Statehouse in more than a year and a half is suing her fellow House Democrats as well as the current and former minority leaders.
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Two representatives in the Ohio House are in the hospital right now, battling COVID-19. They are the latest to acknowledge they have contracted the virus.
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Lawmakers are finally getting a look at the $2.5 billion state capital improvements budget, delayed for months by the pandemic.