Month: June 2019

Ohio’s state House overwhelmingly voted to approve a resolution calling on the federal government to label all drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. The state House voted 95-1 in favor of House Concurrent Resolution 10.

Gov. Mike DeWine on Thursday signed into law a $109.5 million, two-year budget for Ohio’s industrial commission. House Bill 79 sets a $54.6 million budget for the 2020 fiscal year, a 13.3 percent increase over

Ohio is giving tax credits that could reach an estimated $23.4 million to 10 companies planning to expand their businesses in the state. The companies plan to create a total of 1,559 new jobs and

The state of Ohio could soon study whether to roll out new infrastructure to benefit the drivers of electric vehicles. House Bill 202 would create a 13-member Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Study Committee to explore issues

The state Senate will soon consider a bill that creates a fund designed to protect and improve the state’s water. The House voted 90-3 in favor of House Bill 7 to create the H2Ohio Trust

Tim Ryan heads into the first Democratic primary debate lagging in the polls and garnering less media attention than the leading candidates. In a field of 23 candidates often eager to tout their leftward shift,

A bill to reclassify some low-level drug offenses from felonies to misdemeanors aims to give Ohioans a chance at staying out of prison, but it could have the added benefit of saving the state money.