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A committee assembled by Gov. Mike DeWine to assess school bus safety met for its sixth, and likely final, time Friday morning.

Doctors who fought for Ohio’s abortion access and reproductive rights amendment say they are following state laws that are likely unconstitutional because they lack clear legal guidance on how to proceed.

To go into effect by Thursday, legislators would have to tack on an emergency clause—requiring a two-thirds vote in both the Ohio Senate and House.

The leading expert on Ohio’s constitution says even though turnouts were low in both August and November, when there were constitutional amendments on the ballot, the votes were historic.

The majority of the electorate in Ohio's Nov. 7 election were white men and women, and voters between 45-64 - a third of voters were independents, and two-thirds of them voted for both Issues 1 and 2.

The state school superintendent who served for three weeks before resigning amid ethics questions about his hiring has been appointed as director of the new Ohio Department of Education and Workforce.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development recently gave Ohio $5.2 million to address youth homelessness in rural Ohio, where resources are often more spread out and harder to access.

Supporters of a proposed constitutional amendment to change the process for redistricting say the way Ohio lawmakers are reacting to recent election results proves why reform in the line-drawing process is needed.

Among Christians, the strongest opposition has come from Catholic and evangelical denominations, but other religious leaders have rallied for Issue 1.

In the face of an election that’ll decide the future of abortion access and recreational marijuana in Ohio, more than 2 million eligible voters likely won’t cast a ballot.