Quiet Statehouse discussions over a potential second redistricting issue for the November ballot, this one backed by the Republican General Assembly, went into hyperdrive following this week's certification of the Citizens Not Politicians issue.
Following a morning report that a marijuana-related amendment was floating around the Statehouse, one of the Senate's negotiators said in a Tuesday afternoon interview that the issue was unlikely to advance before summer break.
A bipartisan pair of House lawmakers on Tuesday called on their colleagues to put an end to animal testing in the cosmetics industry.
A revised proposal addressing rising antisemitism on college campuses could get a vote during the House Finance Committee's next hearing, the chair said Thursday.
A plan aimed at preventing student athletes from suffering major cardiac events on the field is part of a broader plan to eventually incorporate cardiac health checks for all youths, one supporter said Tuesday.
Legislation to install security cameras at all Ohio rest stops would make a major dent in human trafficking and other crimes across the state, supporters said Wednesday.