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The Ohio Supreme Court has dismissed a case filed by a Democratic lawmaker related to the August 2 primary, due to the parties reaching an agreement outside the court.

The leader of a statewide food banks association says the need is up and donations are down as inflation shrinks food supply.

Experts on economic issues weigh-in on how policy decisions on the federal level can impact people in Ohio.

The special election is expected to have a low turnout and some say it shouldn't be happening at all

The amendments will be before voters in the general election this fall.

The bill allows teachers, staff and volunteers to carry weapons with 24 hours of training, down from more than 700 hours in current law.

A second showdown over the issue in a year took place at the Statehouse at the end of a marathon session, with Republicans attaching this provision to a popular bill on teacher mentorship.

The bill, passed by Republican lawmakers on Wednesday, dramatically lowers the training requirements for teachers, faculty, staff or volunteers who want to be armed in schools.

Backers of the plan announced it earlier this month and the resolution itself has not been submitted.

Language in bill would require exam of student athletes’ “internal and external reproductive anatomy” if their sex is questioned.