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The Ohio Senate passed Senate Bill 158, which is aimed at banning cellphones in classrooms, on Wednesday. The bill will now ...
The governor, who has long made child safety a cornerstone of his public service, responded to questions about what the state is doing in the wake of tragedies.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A grassroots group's effort to abolish property taxes in Ohio took a big step forward Wednesday. The Ohio Ballot Board unanimously approved its petition for a proposed amendment to ...
A ban on cell phones in K-12 schools is closer to a reality, with the Ohio Senate voting overwhelmingly to pass it Wednesday ...
Roger Goodell's rare lobbying trip to Columbus could be a power play to silence doubts or a sign the $600 million state ...
The grand opening of the new Coca-Cola warehouse in Columbus was held Wednesday. The company spent $90 million to create the new distribution center, believing the effort ...
I commend the Ohio Senate for passing Senate Bill 158, a significant step forward in enhancing students’ focus and well-being ...
State budget maneuver would slash elected board from 11 to 0 members, overturning 70 years of voter will with no election, ...
Senate Bill 158 builds on a law that gives districts until July to implement a policy on student cellphone use.
The bill now heads to the Ohio House. It would require schools to implement new policies by Sept. 1, with exceptions for students with medical needs or disabilities.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is ordering all flags across the Buckeye state to be placed at half-staff. From sunrise to sunset on ...