Ohio Statehouse News

SNAP or food stamp benefit cards with computer chips in them is something advocates for low-income Ohioans have long pushed for.

Sen. Bill Blessing (R-Colerain Twp.) said he wants to explore what more can be done to ensure there are guidelines that ensure the well-being of kids who are home-schooled.

Some retired justices and judges are making the case against what they see as increased partisanship and eroded trust in the American judicial system.

The bill mandates that home health care workers paid by Ohio Medicaid electronically verify when they are working with clients and when they leave.

Ohio lawmakers passed a last-minute provision in the budget last year that flipped the power of the board away from elected members and to political appointees.

The Republican behind last year’s law that sought to crack down on what conservatives view as liberal bias at public universities in Ohio has introduced a bill to fulfill a requirement in that law.

One was an uncontroversial plan addressing licenses for school psychologists moving to Ohio, but got opposition when a conservative-backed proposal called the Success Sequence was added.

The technology, invented by Ohio-based researcher Batelle and used commercially by Revive Environmental, uses extreme heat and water oxidation to destroy PFAS.

The Ohio Casino Control Commission is finalizing its rule to ban credit card transactions for sportsbooks, an agency spokesperson said.

The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act overwhelmingly cleared both chambers of Congress last Monday and Tuesday via bipartisan votes.