Tony Long, general counsel for the Ohio Chamber of Commerce, said while at first glance the measure may not seem like a bill that would be important to the business community, it could help reduce tax-related complexity for some firms.
Lawmakers expressed concern for the health of firefighters on Monday as they asked how the Bureau of Workers Compensation was working to support first responders.
The political landscape underpinning an anticipated House leadership brawl solidified somewhat Tuesday night, although plenty remains to be decided in the coming months.
Ohio's 2024 primary election cycle is not lacking for interesting races after multiple factors spurred an atypically high number of competitive contests.
J.R. Majewski is staying in the GOP primary race in northern Ohio's 9th Congressional District after disparaging Special Olympians during a podcast appearance.
State representatives are already touting their district wins in the House-passed, quasi-preview of the capital budget, despite both the Senate and Gov. Mike DeWine saying a finalized spending plan will not materialize until the spring.
The Ohio Retirement Study Council on Thursday formally opposed a bipartisan House plan to increase retirement options for certain emergency medical technicians and paramedics.
More than a half-dozen witnesses on Wednesday blasted a proposal to limit how dental insurers dictate charges for non-covered services.
Among the more than 130 items approved Monday by the Controlling Board were several relating to a 2022 settlement with Monsanto.