Ohio Board To Meet On Rules For Exotic Animals
A newly formed board created by Ohio's law on exotic animals is slated to meet this week to discuss caging standards and requirements for dangerous wildlife
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Some State Lawmakers Seek To Require Insurance Coverage For Autism
Dozens of bipartisan legislators are sponsoring bills in both chambers meant to ease the financial burden on parents who have children with autism
Ohio Snow Plows Add Strobes To Improve Visibility
Ohio is making history by being the first state in the country to equip its snow plows with green strobe lights to improve visibility
Southeast Ohio Trails To Receive Federal Funding
Fourteen Ohio trails have been selected to share more than $1.6 million in federal funds
Republican VP Candidate To Campaign In Belmont Co. This Weekend
Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan's latest Ohio campaign stop will take him to eastern Ohio
Falsity Claim Advances In Ohio Redistricting Fight
The Republican Party has won the latest round of sparring over campaign statements about Ohio's Issue 2, a redistricting plan before voters
Early Voting Reinstated But Not Required In Ohio
A federal appeals court has reinstated in-person early voting in battleground Ohio on the final three days before Election Day
Ohio Lawmaker To Introduce Juveniles' Rights Bill
A state lawmaker says she wants to clarify part of Ohio's law that deals with minors' access to legal counsel following a decision this week by the Ohio Supreme Court
Elections Chief Says Ohio Is Ready For Early Voting
Ohio's elections chief says he's confident the presidential battleground state is prepared for the start of early voting on Tuesday
Presidential Candidates Cross Paths In Ohio
Candidates continue to put high priority on battleground state