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Vote Expected In Ohio House Committee On Compromise Bill On COVID Vaccines

This new bill comes as several other Republican-backed measures on COVID requirements and bans have been proposed.
Bill would allow all Ohio kids to attend private schools using state dollars

The legislation, known as the "backpack bill," allows universal vouchers for all students, regardless of family income.
Ohio Senator Rob Portman says Democrats are holding bipartisan bill "hostage"

Portman calls on Democratic leaders to bring the smaller of two infrastructure bills up for a vote now.
Group says 131 people died in domestic violence situations over the last year

The study reports a 62% increase in deaths over the last two years.
Committee will hear up to 14 hours of testimony on vaccine exemptions

Republican leaders say they want to see movement on this issue soon.
Ohio Supreme Court rules "final" means just that in ECOT case

The decision in this case came down to the meaning of just that one word.
Ohio's top doc is cautiously optimistic the worst of COVID might be over

The number of COVID-19 cases has been decreasing in recent days.
Largest human trafficking sting in Ohio history brings in 161 arrests

Ten missing children were found and potential sex trafficking victims were also interviewed.
Ready to vote? You can cast a ballot in Ohio starting today

Early in-person and mail-in absentee voting begins Tuesday in Ohio.
Ohio Governor travels to see troops he sent to Texas-Mexico border

Gov. Mike DeWine said the border is a thoroughfare for the deadly opiate fentanyl, blamed in most of Ohio's deadly opioid-related overdoses.

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