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The lawsuit was filed on the same day that the federal government announced when its "vaccine or test" rule for businesses will take effect.

The committee held its first meeting on Wednesday, and it's unclear exactly what the committee will do besides hold a second meeting Friday.

The bill is moving forward after getting a vote out of committee.

Advocates for the plan say Ohio could get a lot but some question its price tag and who pays the bill.

The bill takes effect immediately, with New Year's Eve the first holiday where they can be legally set off.

The committee reviewing the bill is only accepting written testimony on it for the hearing on Wednesday.

The bill passed the Ohio House recently and now, it is going to be heard by a Senate committee

There's a shortage of them going into this winter.

The Commercial Activity Tax was created by Republicans under Gov. Bob Taft in 2005, and raises more than $1.7 billion a year.

The joint committee is the latest step towards reaching a deal before the next constitutional deadline.

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