A contentions primary season for House Republicans was reflected on the post-primary campaign finance report for the majority caucus' campaign arm.
Practicing and future optometrists said Wednesday that Ohio has an outdated scope of practice that puts them at a competitive disadvantage.
The witnesses streaming into the Statehouse for a busy legislative week starting Tuesday will include the leaders of about a third of the state's 14 public universities.
A recently introduced Senate resolution would urge federal officials to propose laws or rules ensuring only citizens are counted in the 2030 U.S. census.
A new proposal seeks to provide just over $10 million in seed money to expand affordable child care through public-private partnerships.
The House and Senate higher education chairs are warning colleges and universities not to dawdle on training educators in the state's preferred method of reading instruction.
The Senate Workforce & Higher Education Committee is devoting a significant amount of its time this spring to pressing university leaders on their plans to address ongoing changes to the postsecondary landscape.
Given criminal allegations against her predecessor, Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Chair Jenifer French recommitted Tuesday to restoring faith in the institution.
A pair of Senate Republicans told colleagues they hope to bring regulatory certainty to carbon sequestration technology, which they predict would be an economic boon for the state.
Following Tuesday's primary, legislative leaders on Thursday highlighted the races that will now take the bulk of their energy heading into the general as well as their ongoing priorities for the remainder of this GA.