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Senators still must vote on the transportation budget, which includes rail safety measures and a change to traffic camera programs along with increased speed limits and the elimination of the rural highway program.
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Dayton City Commissioners accept $700,000 bridge settlement from Eagle Bridge Company.
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The NEXUS pipeline was projected to generate millions of dollars in tax revenue for school districts, but the final valuation was much less than expected.
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Organizations that oppose abortion are spending $5 million on ads in the coming weeks.
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The bill from Republicans in the Ohio Senate would ban mandatory diversity training, prohibit strikes by public university employees and end partnerships with Chinese institutions.
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Cleveland is exploring legal action against TikTok, a short-form video social media app, for hosting content that documents and popularized Kias and Hyundais thefts.
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The so-called "Backpack Bill" would allow parents of most private school students in Ohio to get state-funded vouchers.
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Gov. Mike DeWine, who signed into law the nuclear power plant bailout at the center of the case involving former speaker Larry Householder and ex-Ohio Republican Party chair Matt Borges, said the subsidies for coal-fired plants in that law should be repealed.
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Ohio law may be too weak to convict a corrupt public official, but federal prosecutors have a more powerful hammer.
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Now that it's been certified as a single issue, supporters of reproductive rights will need nearly 414,000 valid signatures to put it before Ohio voters in the fall.