Marijuana

Ohio lawmakers have less than four months to either pass the initiated statute they have in front of them. If they don't, it could end up on the ballot.

Rep. Casey Weinstein (D-Hudson) said Republican leaders in Ohio pushed to delay a legal marijuana ballot initiative to avoid an uptick in voter turnout for the November election.

A settlement agreement to put off the ballot issue came not long after a lawsuit was filed by the marijuana legalization group disputing a ruling of the Ohio Secretary of State.

The Ohio House has passed a plan to add autism to the list of qualifying conditions.

Gov. Mike DeWine (R-Ohio) and legislative leaders say they won't move bills to legalize marijuana

Two conservative groups have different perspective on this issue

House representatives have proposed two bills with a citizen's group petition circulating for an initiated statute.

After clearing this hurdle, the task of gathering hundreds of thousands of signatures begins.

Two Democratic State House members held a town hall last night.

Dave Yost says the group behind the effort needs to make changes to its petitions.