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Commentary: Statehouse potpourri: Marijuana, voter fraud and underage drinking
Another medical marijuana initiative has been cleared for petition activity, paving the way for organizers to gain the 385,000-plus signatures they'll need to qualify for the general election ballot.
Republican Lawmaker Proposes New Medicaid Expansion Plan
Ohio lawmakers considering the proposed two year budget are not likely to embrace Governor Kasich's proposal to expand Medicaid.
AB InBev angered by Ohio beer bill as craft brewers claim victory
The Ohio State Flag: A controversial new bill seeks to stop brewer's in the state also owning distributors, and has upset Anheuser-Busch Anheuser-Busch InBev has attacked 'free market restrictions' after a controversial brewery bill was passed in Ohio, but the state's Craft Brewer's Association says the law protects craft brewers' route to market.
Ohio Gov. John Kasich needs to fill vacant Cleveland Municipal Court seat without concern...
Ohio Gov. John Kasich loves to talk about reaching across the political aisle and now he has the chance in filling a vacant spot on Cleveland Municipal Court.
As state lawmakers sort through requests for the 2014-15 budget, one, by the Ohio Association of Foodbanks, shouldn't need much consideration.
Cincinnati Airport Looks to Increase Service
Over the last several years, the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport has lost hundreds of flights as Delta scaled back operations.
Beachwood City Council considering pay raises for mayor's position, future council members
Reports that Mayor Merle Gorden was eligible for a salary increase brought TV cameras and residents seeking to speak out on the issue to the city's May 20 City Council meeting.
House Dems seek changes to JobsOhio oversight
Democrats in the Ohio House are proposing a series of reforms they say will make Gov.
A group is ordaining Roman Catholic women priests despite Vatican opposition, and Debra Meyers will be Cincinnati's first woman to go through the ordination on May 25.
OpEditude: Can the tea party break John Kasich, can Ed FitzGerald be Eliot Ness?
The following OpEditude represents the opinions and views expressed at or through this website by the designated author and does not reflect the opinions or views of Columbus Government Examiner or Examiner.com. This OpEditude, the second such piece sent to CGE via OhioNewsBureau from a long-time political player, unpacks a speculative but informed ... (more)
Ohio Senate delivers fatal blow to Internet cafes
The Senate voted in favor of House Bill 7, effectively banning Internet cafes in the state.
Wilma Smith bids viewers goodbye with emotional final newscast
The first 26 minutes of WJW Channel 8's 6 p.m. Wednesday newscast were pretty much business as usual.
Ohio bill would extend Medicaid, add cost sharing
A Republican state lawmaker is proposing to link Medicaid expansion in Ohio to job training that could ultimately reduce the need for participation in the program.
Toledo Republicans may back Independent Mike Bell
All seven announced candidates have to first file petitions and be certified by the Lucas County Board of Elections.
Ohio lawmakers approve Internet cafe crackdown
An effective ban on Internet cafes targeted as illegal gambling operations has cleared the Ohio Legislature after more than two years of wrangling.
Schools need funding from state more than the rich need tax cuts: Letter to th Editor
Although that vote did not raise property taxes, I am really concerned about having to do so in the future in order to adequately fund out schools.
Clyde-Green Springs Schools up against it
Financial doomsday looms, but district leaders are stuck playing the waiting game before they can attempt to fix the problem.
Gov. John Kasich stresses importance of Memorial Day
It was in the middle of the reading of the names of Ohio military men killed in action over the past year that Gov.
Produced by the Ohio Resource Center, AdLit: In Perspective focuses on adolescent literacy, providing resources for professional learning and lessons for middle school and high school teachers.
Fallen Ohio soldiers honored at Statehouse ceremonies
Maj. Gen. Deborah Ashenhurst, Gov. John R. Kasich, Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor and Ohio Department of Veterans Services Director Thomas N. Moe honored Ohio service members who lost their lives during the Governor's Wreath Laying Ceremony in the atrium of the Ohio Statehouse today.