After being sworn in on April 24, Rep. Jack Daniels headed into his new office on the 11th floor and set up a single picture of Abraham Lincoln that has hung in every office he's had since purchasing it on his eighth-grade field trip to Washington, D.C.
Senate President Matt Huffman (R-Lima) on Wednesday called plummeting tax revenues a "significant issue" that will take a few more months to study but said it should not affect the current capital budget.
Whether President Joe Biden will appear on the November ballot remains unclear after action in both chambers Wednesday.
Rep. Tom Patton said Monday he views his recent vote to strip Speaker Jason Stephens of control of the House GOP's political fund not as a vote against the embattled speaker.
A Senate Republican has introduced a plan to raise the minimum wage in what he said Thursday is a better mechanism than an anticipated ballot initiative.
A legislative fix for President Joe Biden's ballot problem could be on the calendar for next week's House session, although that is far from certain.
Allies of Rep. Derek Merrin are notching up their legal effort to wrest the caucus political fund from Speaker Jason Stephens' hands.
Of the two lawmakers openly vying for the speaker's gavel in the next General Assembly, one heads toward the general election with a much larger war chest to prop up candidates supportive of him.
Senate President Matt Huffman wants the Ohio Supreme Court to decide whether he can avoid deposition in a legal battle over state-funded private school voucher programs.
A philosophical divide remains as dark money disclosures have thrust public officials' benefactors back into the public light in recent days.