A rule restricting player-specific proposition bets in college athletic events should be rescinded, according to three Republicans on a gaming study committee.
As several child care focused bills make their way through the legislature, new survey data shows Ohio small businesses are negatively impacted by the lack of affordability and access.
At the top of the to-do list for the House Criminal Justice Committee before lawmakers break for the summer is a bill aimed at curtailing catalytic converter theft.
Members of a Senate panel on Wednesday raised several questions about a bill that would create the crime of grooming.
A Senate panel on Wednesday began its review of legislation that seeks to toughen penalties for convicted drug traffickers.
Three measures addressing tax credits for employers, parents and contributors to child care programs would help alleviate the significant shortage of services and their costs, the House Ways & Means Committee was told Tuesday.
Debate over a proposed contribution increase for the Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fund remains at a standstill, much to the disappointment of proponents.
Two House Republicans on Wednesday began their uphill battle to make the failure to wear a seatbelt a primary offense.
An officer previously charged with carrying out a law enforcement agency's ticketing quota is asking a legislative panel to ensure no one else finds themselves in that position.
Representatives of statewide contractor associations ramped up opposition Tuesday to a measure they said unfairly targets their sectors for hiring undocumented workers.