Ohio Constitution

Carlos Buford and other Ohio activists want to amend the Ohio Constitution to end qualified immunity and make it easier to hold public officials accountable if they violate a person's civil rights.

Professor Chris Devine on the national impact of Ohio's reproductive rights vote and its effects on campaign strategies for both parties.

Addiction Assistance Now Available by Phone; Emergency Dispatch Translation Assistance; Changing How State Constitution is Amended

Marc's Grocery Store in Kettering to Close; Police Looking for Missing Woman; Voting Rights Groups Oppose Constitutional Amendment Resolution; DPS Hosting MLK Donation Drive

Dayton Budget Disagreement; Clark County Affordable Housing; Exams Removed from Trans Athlete Bill; No vote on Ohio Constitutional Amendment Bill

Nursing Home Funding; Beavercreek Police Diversification; Feeding Unhoused Community Members

The number of valid signatures needed to put a proposed constitutional amendment on the Ohio ballot has increased by about 40 percent. That number...

Two proposals to extend term limits are expected to take the next steps toward the ballot next year.The panel making recommendations for possible changes…

As lawmakers talk about changing the process by which groups with economic interests in changing the constitution can bring amendments to voters, one of…

The proposed constitutional amendment that would legalize and regulate marijuana in Ohio has one state official calling for an overhaul of the…

For the fifth time in 100 years, Ohioans have rejected the chance to revisit Ohio's Constitution.Such a forum would have allowed debate on issues such as…