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“We’re concerned because we know post-Dobbs, voters are concerned about their right to contraceptives and the threat that the Supreme Court will overturn the constitutional right to contraception"

“Well if a married woman is not required to list her maiden name,” he asked rhetorically, “how in the world do we find out about her past?”

The measure is one of a handful of different proposals offered by Ohio lawmakers

The Preventing Animal Abuse and Waste Act has garnered bipartisan support

A ballot initiative to raise the minimum wage could appear on the November ballot

“I’m still looking at this one. And you know, at some point, I’ll announce my position,” he said of the proposed constitutional redistricting amendment

Gov. Mike DeWine had urged legislators to take up the issue

“This is a huge red flag, calling into question how STRS is operating and providing oversight,”

More than 120,000 Ohio kids lost coverage

"Collective bargaining states have average salaries that are 26% higher than non-collective bargaining states."

2024 Election has candidates taking stances on amendment passed by voters, Ohio law, and potential national ban

Frank Tyson was pinned to the ground by officers while stating he couldn't breathe in the minutes before he died

Students have demonstrated in support of Gaza at campuses across the country

Poor residents in the state know they’re no match for the powerful oil and gas lobby with friends in high places

Cedar Point's newest record-breaking coaster is everything you've heard, and more

“The notion that he was just this fumbling, naive grandpa who has no idea about seven-figure flows (supporting) his campaign is perhaps the single most far-fetched thing he’s ever said”

Ohio has some of the least-restrictive rules on fracking waste, advocates say

The state is also in the bottom half for overall pre-school enrollment