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This week on "The State of Ohio": Gov. Kasich breaks tradition in a big way for his annual State of the State speech. ODOT admits it's out of money, and that puts the brakes on some major construction projects. And a Supreme Court justice who authored Ohio's death penalty statute is speaking out - against the law he helped create.
 
After Secretary of State's call for repeal of election reform law, Democrats propose new one
By Jo Ingles - January 27, 2012
Democrats who’ve worked to put a recently passed, controversial election reform law up for a referendum this fall are now hinting they might be willing to take it off the ballot if one condition is met. Ohio Public Radio’s Jo Ingles reports.


Group that wants to ban dog auctions is one step closer to its goal
Ohioans who want to ban dog auctions in Ohio are one step closer to that goal. Ohio Public Radio’s Jo Ingles has details.

A dozen workers caught in casino collapse; second such problem for operator
An investigation is underway in Cincinnati following a partial collapse during construction of a casino that sent about a dozen workers to area hospitals with non life-threatening injuries. From Ohio Public Radio member station WVXU, Tana Weingartner reports the accident comes just a month after a similar incident in Cleveland.

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A Debate on the Ohio Senate Bill 2 Veto Referendum

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