Statehouse News Bureau

This Tuesday, the primary for just Ohio House and Senate districts and state party central committee offices will be unprecedented and mostly unnoticed.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio contends the Ohio Department of Health is applying a law on transfer agreements arbitrarily.

The state stands to gain millions of dollars in taxes if the winner lives in Ohio.

Some salaried workers at the Delphi lost their pensions when the auto parts manufacturer, which was part of General Motors, went bankrupt in 2009.

The Republican governor, who signed the six-week ban on abortion now in effect, said lawmakers need to clarify state laws surrounding abortion.

Intel officials, who want to build a massive chip processing facility in Central Ohio, say passage of that federal bill is crucial for them.

Six Democrats filed a court challenge after a directive from the secretary of state’s office directed local boards of elections to deny their candidacy petitions.

Gov. Mike DeWine didn't mention further abortion restrictions but talked about assistance for women and children in a speech of just under six minutes, which his Democratic opponent blasted as anti-choice.

Attorney General Dave Yost asked for the hold on the law to be lifted immediately since the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health says there's no constitutional right to abortion.

Republican lawmakers, who have a supermajority at the Ohio Statehouse, are poised to make abortion illegal but Democrats say it's not over yet.