Ohio Redistricting Commission's First Meeting Ends with No Public Input or Progress Amid Partisan Tensions
Ohio's redistricting efforts face partisan deadlock. No public input was considered in the initial session of the Ohio Redistricting Commission, risking a 13-2 map favoring one party.
Stalemate and Tension Persist in Ohio Congressional Redistricting Efforts
Ohio's redistricting process faces disagreement, with no consensus reached at the first meeting of phase two. Democrats propose a more balanced map, while GOP commissioners are tepid, and a referendum is considered as deadlines approach.
Ohio Governor DeWine Signs Legislation to Combat Opioid Overdoses in Schools and Enhance Emergency Services for People with Disabilities
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has signed two bills enhancing emergency services and addressing the opioid crisis, including school preparedness for overdoses and an expanded communication disability database for 9-1-1 systems.
Ohio State University's HECAOD Tackles Problem Gambling on Campus, Expands Prevention Efforts Nationwide
The Ohio State University's HECAOD expands its focus to include problem gambling prevention, recognizing its stealthy presence on college campuses and providing resources and training to address it.












