Ohioans who buy water from public utilities are expected to have an easier time covering the cost of lead line replacements under a bipartisan bill newly signed into law.
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.
The Governor's Merit Scholarship has proven more popular than anticipated and exceeded its budget allocation.
Lawmakers on Monday expressed frustration that a $50 million budget-backed program has yet to spend a single dollar to expand broadband access through reimbursements for pole installations and the like.
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 revised proposal intended to help Ohioans plan for the costs of medical procedures was one of six bills approved by the Senate on Wednesday.