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Passed and signed into law last Thursday and Friday, the Republican-majority Congress’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” makes major changes to federal food assistance that will affect Ohio.
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Former Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann filed the lawsuit in a Franklin County Court.
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Ohio’s Attorney General has given the green light to backers of an anti-discrimination amendment in the first step to put their measure on the ballot next year.
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Ohio will soon be requiring anyone under the age of 21 years old to take driver’s education training before getting a license.
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Gov. Mike DeWine vetoed 67 line items when he signed the biennial state budget late Monday night. It’s the highest count in more than a decade of budgets.
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Ohio's Equal Rights Amendment would provide non-discrimination coverage to a lot of people, not just women.
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Gov. Mike DeWine vetoed one measure that Ohio school officials said would have left many districts in financial chaos.
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An appeals court has ordered Gov. Mike DeWine to take $900 million in federal funds meant to help unemployed Ohioans during the COVID pandemic and send that money to them.
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Gov. Mike DeWine signed his last budget right at the deadline, vetoing 67 items, but allowing a flat income tax and $600 million for the Cleveland Browns' stadium in Brook Park to go forward.
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Another busy season for the Ohio General Assembly came and went without any success modifying marijuana laws.
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A bill in Congress could cut Medicaid substantially, and advocates for low-income Ohioans says the state needs to be able to respond.
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Gov. Mike DeWine said there will “certainly be something” he’ll veto in the two-year Ohio budget, but he wouldn’t give too many hints on Saturday morning.