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Ohio Recreational Marijuana Sales Topped $242 Million in 2024
But the Statehouse could still try to limit home grow, lower THC levels, up the tax rate, and change how revenue is collected
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After a Year of Voter Fraud Concerns, Ohio’s Election Audit Lands North of 99%, Again
“The audit results prove that fraud is exceedingly rare in Ohio, and we caution Secretary LaRose and lawmakers against changing voting laws”
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Ohio Lawmakers Passed a Wave of Anti-LGBTQ Bills During the Most Recent General Assembly
“The Statehouse is not representing a majority of Ohio’s right now, and it’s really sad to see”
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Government Watchdogs, Black Lawmakers Urge DeWine to Veto Police Video Changes
The proposal gives cover to law enforcement agencies in terms of the time and cost of producing video records
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The Story Being Censored Could Be Yours (Whether You Know It Or Not)!
The State of the Free Press 2025
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Ohio Law Aims to Reduce License Suspensions
It ends suspensions for unpaid court fees, drug offenses and other reasons 1 million Ohioans have lost their driving privileges for
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Biden Death Row Commutations Met With Praise, Condemnation in Ohio
“Leaders in Ohio from both political parties are walking away from capital punishment. President Biden used the moral authority of the office to lead by commuting these sentences.”
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Ohio Cannabis Prices Could Come Down in 2025
Ohioans are paying $210 for an ounce of marijuana on average, while prices hover around $80 in Michigan. The inflated price point stems from the state’s slow rollout, among other reasons
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Ohio Poised to Try Medicaid Work Requirements Again
And once again it’s bad policy
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LGBTQ Ohioans and Advocates Are Asking Gov. Mike DeWine to Veto ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Bill
Ohio lawmakers passed House Bill 8 on the last day of the 135th General Assembly.
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Relief Coming to Ohio Drivers Suspended Over Lack of Money
A Marshall Project and News 5 investigation inspired a bipartisan bill to address the license suspension crisis affecting hundreds of thousands of Ohioans.
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Bill to Address Issues From Ohio’s Infant Mortality to Early Childhood Education Passes Legislature
“We want people to know that we’re not done”
