Joint sponsors asked a House panel Tuesday to consider the precedent established if a controversial transportation budget provision is allowed to stand.
A lobbyist for a psychiatric healthcare facility on Wednesday offered his client's support for a plan he said would improve customer service without sacrificing quality controls.
Sponsors of separate bills to repeal Ohio Valley Electric Corp. cost recovery and eliminate Electric Security Plans have no illusions they will win easy approval of that legislation this fall.
Bruce Weston's sendoff during his final board meeting as the Ohio Consumers' Counsel was an all-hands affair.
Lawmakers representing Medina County and their constituents on Thursday ramped up their opposition to a controversial transportation budget provision.
After months of talks, AEP Ohio and stakeholders have hashed out a deal that will drive new spending in grid modernization and customer savings programs.
Repealing much-debated Ohio Valley Electric Corp. cost recovery is not the only policy move the state should undertake following the FirstEnergy scandal in the view of Sen. Kent Smith.
A new proposal would expand immunization options at pharmacies, likely increasing access for many Ohioans, the Ohio Pharmacists Association said Thursday.
A November ballot issue legalizing recreational marijuana would either jeopardize public health or abandon years of "failed" marijuana policy, according to competing arguments submitted Friday.