Brown, Landsman Weigh In On Presidential Race: Two Ohio Democrats expected to face competitive races this fall are declining to go all in to defend President Joe Biden.
The House passed more than 30 measures Wednesday, with a trio of energy bills generating much of the debate at the planned final session ahead of summer recess.
Finance chairs in both chambers are each planning one more hearing next week on the $6 billion capital budget in time for a Wednesday floor vote, they confirmed Thursday.
A pair of bipartisan lawmakers are attempting to establish for the first time a dedicated revenue source for brownfield remediation while also fixing changes authorized in the operating budget that made the program more administratively cumbersome.
In what has become a recurring theme of Controlling Board meetings, a Department of Natural Resources' land acquisition request was held for questioning by multiple Republican members, but ultimately received approval.
A much-anticipated investment in maternal and infant health is finally headed to the Senate after nearly a year and a half of work.
The specter of House Bill 6 corruption loomed large over debate before the House Public Utilities Committee on Wednesday.