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Ohio Senate leaders reflect on the long, drawn-out redistricting process that dominated legislative work at the Ohio Statehouse this year.

Ohio’s redistricting process and the election both slowed down lawmaking at the statehouse in 2022, resulting in some of the biggest pieces of legislation falling just short of the goal line as lame-duck came to a close.

The Republican and Democratic House leaders look back at some of the most controversial issues of 2022.

The Republican Ohio governor is joining the president and the governor of Kentucky - both Democrats - to talk about the rebuilding and improvements for the aging Brent Spence Bridge.

A few controversial bills passed during the lame duck session haven't been signed or vetoed, and Gov. Mike DeWine has to decide soon what to do with them.

The group led by Rep. Derek Merrin (R-Monclova Township) says it's united behind a bill to make changes to laws on lobbying, financial disclosures and other campaign-related laws.

Gov. Mike DeWine signed the two bills on Friday, which are the last of a batch of more than 40 that came to him from the lame duck legislative session last month.

Rep. Gary Click (R-Vickery) was among the 43 Republican House members who voted for Rep. Derek Merrin (R-Monclova), who lost the speakership last week after Jason Stephens (R-Kitts Hill) was elected by a bipartisan coalition of members.

Voting rights groups and community organizations are doubling down on their opposition to a resolution that makes it harder to amend the constitution.

The proposal would allow legal challenges of licensure decisions to be filed in local county courts rather than just the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas