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Special interests seek to protect Ohio constitution from special interests - Vimarsana News

Special interests seek to protect Ohio constitution from special interests

Special interest groups are trying to protect Ohio’s constitution from special interest groups, special interest groups said.

Source: wcpo.com
Inconsistencies in Ohio's home rule authority highlighted by tobacco legislation - Vimarsana News

Inconsistencies in Ohio's home rule authority highlighted by tobacco legislation

State lawmakers in Ohio have been able to pick and choose which local governments have the authority to pass ordinances, with conservative policies typically passing through and progressive ones being shut down, according to an OCJ/WEWS analysis.

Inconsistencies in Ohio's home rule authority highlighted by tobacco legislation - Vimarsana News

Inconsistencies in Ohio's home rule authority highlighted by tobacco legislation

Ohio lawmakers pick and choose which local governments have the authority to pass ordinances, with conservative policies passing through and progressive ones being shut down, a News 5 analysis shows.

Columbus Enacts Gun Reform Legislation - Vimarsana News

Columbus Enacts Gun Reform Legislation

The gun violence archive reports 745 deadly incidents of gun violence in Ohio just this year.

Bill to protect gun stores and firearm owners during state of emergency passes Ohio House - Vimarsana News

Bill to protect gun stores and firearm owners during state of emergency passes Ohio House

A bill to protect gun stores and firearm owners during a state of emergency, something that the legislation's sponsor said hasn't been threatened, passed the Ohio House on Thursday, drawing the ire of gun safety advocates and the state's largest police union.