The Republican behind last year’s law that sought to crack down on what conservatives view as liberal bias at public universities in Ohio has introduced a bill to fulfill a requirement in that law.

One was an uncontroversial plan addressing licenses for school psychologists moving to Ohio, but got opposition when a conservative-backed proposal called the Success Sequence was added.

The technology, invented by Ohio-based researcher Batelle and used commercially by Revive Environmental, uses extreme heat and water oxidation to destroy PFAS.

The Ohio Casino Control Commission is finalizing its rule to ban credit card transactions for sportsbooks, an agency spokesperson said.

The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act overwhelmingly cleared both chambers of Congress last Monday and Tuesday via bipartisan votes.

The AARP of Ohio recently put out a survey showing what older Ohioans think about key issues.

An Ohio commission gave the green light Monday for several bidders to frack under state lands, almost exclusively in southeast Ohio.

The Supreme Court of the United States ruled Monday morning that a five-day grace period in Mississippi could stand.

Earlier this week, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine vetoed a bill that required a photo ID for mail-in ballots and another affecting submetering for some utility customers.

Submetering is when middlemen buy electric and other utilities at wholesale cost to resell it. It’s common in multi-tenant housing.