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The 2024 election has candidates taking stances on amendment passed by voters, Ohio law and potential national ban

The road toward the November general election will include many more debates about abortion and reproductive rights in Ohio. The conversation it taking shape in the form of campaigning candidates and their stances on upholding the constitutional amendment approved by 57% of voters last November, and the potential for a national abortion ban floated by […] The post Ohio abortion law court cases moving slowly forward after amendment appeared first on Ohio Capital Journal.

The Republican Senate Campaign Committee gave $452,587 to the campaign of state Sen. Sandra O’Brien — almost half of it during the final two weeks of the GO

The plaintiff's side rested its case Monday in the civil trial involving the state's Youth Development Center and claims of physical and sexual abuse there.

Gov. Mike DeWine’s State of the State address lasted an hour and only once did he utter the word “economy” — and it had little to do with Ohio’s econo

While there weren’t any major shocks with the primary election results, the margins of victory for some were surprising. With the Republican Senate Campaign Committee bankrolling and essentially running the reelection campaign of state Sen. Sandra O’Brien of Lenox, her victory over challenger, state Rep. Mike Loychik of Bazetta, for her 32nd Ohio Senate District […]

Throughout my life, “March Madness” has been a popular term. Since I was young, this time of year would bring several different things. When I was younger,

A bridge in Newton Falls could soon be dedicated and named.

A bill approved by the Ohio House to spend $350 million for projects throughout the state is far from a done deal. That’s because the state Senate disagrees with the House plan. The bill approved last week by the House was part of a supposed agreement with the upper chamber in which each would spend […]

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