A plan to require public schools to crack down on student cellphone use backed by Gov. Mike DeWine now awaits his signature.
Several standing House committee chair vacancies have been filled.
A plan to create alternative pathways to license career-tech instructors may bring unintended consequences, opponents cautioned Tuesday.
Ohio should mandate the use of a system that verifies potential hires are not in the country illegally, lawmakers were told Tuesday.
A plan under consideration in the House would establish loans for local governments and a tax break for natural gas companies in a bid to extend the fossil fuel to more Ohio communities.
Would a measure to block school from tracking student data make it harder to identify and prevent imminent threats?
A contingent of school groups wrote in support of Sen. Michele Reynolds' (R-Canal Winchester) bid to provide administrators and teachers regulatory flexibility.
The political landscape underpinning an anticipated House leadership brawl solidified somewhat Tuesday night, although plenty remains to be decided in the coming months.
Backers of Speaker Jason Stephens largely survived numerous challenges Tuesday night in the conclusion to a primary election expected to be decisive in determining the chamber's next leader.