What will Ohio's governor do with Constitutional Carry?
Gov. Mike DeWine hasn't publicly committed to signing the bill, which has been approved by the legislature.
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Gov. Mike DeWine hasn't publicly committed to signing the bill, which has been approved by the legislature.
A bill that would allow Ohioans to carry concealed weapons without a permit is moving forward, after getting approval from a House committee. It also removes the required training and most background checks from concealed carry requirements.
The Senate-approved legislation now goes before the full Ohio House.
The Senate-approved legislation now goes before the Ohio House.
S.B. No. 215 would allow for anyone 21 and older, who is legally allowed to own a gun, to conceal carry. There would no longer be a permit, the mandatory eight hours of training or required background checks.