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Advocates see this appropriations bill as part of an assault on the LGBTQ+ community. More extreme cuts to HIV funding are feared.

While the new lease is reportedly $11,000 a year less than the current one, the move is expected to cost $600,000 and won’t pay for itself until 2077.

The Ohio Attorney General’s Office argued that “irreparable harm” is being done by allowing a temporary pause to the six-week abortion ban to go on.

The maps show a Republican advantage of 61-38 in the Ohio House and a 23-10 advantage in the Ohio Senate.

An Ohio Capital Journal review of LaRose’s fraud referrals found just 18 charges.

"Ohioans who voted in five state school board races last year trusted the winning candidates to carry out the educational interests of local schools. But that trust meant nothing to Ohio Senate President Matt Huffman."

“The elephant in the room is ChatGPT."

If the ballot measure survives this legal challenge, Bellefontaine would become the first municipality in Ohio to vote on banning public drag performances.

The U.S. Justice Department isn’t commenting on rumors that further charges might be filed next month.

Senate Bill 146 would gradually raise the minimum wage one dollar each year until it was up to $15.

Ohio ratepayers are being forced to spend hundreds of millions propping up two 68-year-old coal-fired power plants that supposedly couldn’t survive without subsidies.

LaRose’s announcement offers scant details about scope and terms of the agreements with elections officials in Florida, Virginia and West Virginia.

Frank LaRose is looking to move his official office into the same location as his campaign headquarters.

A proposed constitutional amendment in 2015 would have granted “exclusive rights” for commercial marijuana growth, cultivation and extraction to 10 predetermined parcels of land. It was defeated 64% to 36%.

The Senate set up the panel in the wake of the East Palestine derailment in February of this year.

“My hope would be that, similar to the board of elections, it would give us the opportunity to have a more balanced perspective."

The idea of changing the way legislative and congressional maps are drawn was put to legislators in a recent poll, where 100% of Democratic legislators polled said changes should be made, and 71% of Republican participants disagreed.

"Seasoned prosecutor Fani Willis does not suffer fools gladly and Jordan is a performative fool."

Drugs laced with fentanyl and/or xylazine (also known as the "zombie" drug) are mostly to blame for the adulterated supply in Ohio.

Experts say the rise in student loan, medical and credit card debt has increased exposure to scams.