Ohio's High Court Dismisses Gay Marriage Challenge
The state's highest court has dismissed a legal challenge to a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow gay marriage in the state
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Ohio Legislators To Vote On New Drilling Rules
Rules regulating oil and gas well construction, water handling, and chemical disclosure are ready to clear their final legislative hurdles and head to Gov. John Kasich
Dog Rescue Group And Commissioners Reach Dog Tag Compromise
Friends of the Shelter Dogs, which places dogs with no-kill rescue groups and foster homes, sought financial help from the county to cover the cost of a required state dog tag fee
Environmentalists Criticize Ohio Drilling Rules
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources says the rules are among the toughest in the nation
Dog Rescue Group Seeks To Reduce Dog Tag Fee
An Athens County non-profit rescue organization may have to shut down after discovering that they have not been obeying state law
Ohio To Establish Ultra-fast Broadband Network
The "data highway" is expected to be a big plus for Ohio's medical research, higher education and technology networking corridors
State Says Ohio Tourism Grew $2 Billion Last Year
Tourism Director Amir Eylon says Ohio tourism may have returned to the level it was at before the recession
New Ohio Bill Would Require Arsonist Registry
The convicted arsonist would be added to a list for at least 10 years to be monitored.
Repeal Of Contentious Ohio Election Law Heads To Governor
The Ohio House is again slated to take up a contentious measure that repeals a new election law in the presidential battleground state
Local Politicians Say State Agency Merger Proposal Is 'Worth Exploring'
State Representative Debbie Phillips of Athens says a proposal by the governor to merge two state agencies is "worth exploring"