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Ohio Bill Banning Drag Shows Outside of Adult Venues Would “Protect Children,” Sponsor Says
House Bill 245 would prevent “adult cabaret performance in a location other than an adult cabaret.”
Megan Henry, Ohio Capital Journal
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Gov. DeWine Calls on Legislators to Modify Recreational Marijuana Law Before It Goes Into Effect
“We respect what the people have done. We’re also going to live up to our responsibility to all the people in the state of Ohio, whether they voted for it or voted against it.”
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Ohioans Vote to Legalize Recreational Marijuana by Passing Issue 2
The Coalition to Regulate Marijuana like Alcohol is behind Issue 2, which will go into effect 30 days after the election.
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Cleveland School of Cannabis Teaches Students How to Work in the Marijuana Industry
And that industry could look a whole lot different in Ohio after Tuesday’s vote
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Republican Senator Faces Many Questions Over New Version of Ohio Higher Education Overhaul Bill
Sen. Jerry Cirino introduced another substitute bill for Senate Bill 83 last week in the Ohio House Higher Education Committee.
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Ohio Lawmakers Want to Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent
The Ohio House State and Local Government Committee passed a resolution Tuesday that urges Congress to enact the Sunshine Uniformity Act of 2023, which would permanently switch Ohio to Daylight Saving Time.
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Passing Issue 2 Doesn’t Come With Automatic Expungement for Marijuana Offenses
But tax revenues could fund equity efforts down the line
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Economic Impact: Ohio Could Potentially See Millions More in Tax Revenue if Issue 2 Passes
An Ohio State University study estimates the potential annual tax revenue from legalizing marijuana ranges from $276 million to $403 million in year five of an operational cannabis market.
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Despite Ohio State Board of Education President Canceling Meeting, 11 Members Met Anyway
Members say they have an obligation to fulfill duties while restraining order blocks transfer of power away from them
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Could Legalizing Marijuana Cause More Fatal Car Crashes in Ohio?
‘It’s extraordinarily complicated”
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Plaintiffs Say Restraining Order Should Have Stopped Ohio K-12 Education Overhaul From Starting
“I can not let this situation fester. I can’t let this chaos … actually happen,” DeWine said
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Governor DeWine Begins Ohio’s K-12 Education Overhaul Despite Judge Extending Temporary Restraining Order
“There is certainly a potential for chaos,” DeWine said