Joint sponsors suggested their resolution builds on interstate conversations and joint hearings held with counterparts in other states probing the challenges facing the grid. (See Gongwer Ohio Report, February 1, 2024)
As another series of storms approached Tuesday, state leaders said they are hoping to have a relief plan in place for those affected by last month's severe weather by April 15.
The legislative debate over a controversial power siting law enacted more than two-and-a-half years ago continues.
For the second time in as many weeks, numerous tornados ravaged parts of Ohio overnight, prompting top state officials to suggest state funding to support impacted communities.
The OneOhio Recovery Foundation will take a deep dive into its finances during its next few board meetings, as the opioid settlement group develops its long-term strategic plan.
A plan mandating state universities and colleges disclose certain financial information to new students is headed back to a skeptical House with a hefty $1.4 billion in mostly bond-backed appropriations.
The Senate passed a fast-tracked plan to bar foreign nationals from contributing to state ballot issue campaigns during a busy session Wednesday.
Representatives cleared the Senate starting line Wednesday with their proposal to crack down on street racing and other activities.
Testimony on the House's examination to streamline state licensure featured a joking apology from the senator whose own legislation mandated that review.