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Outreach workers need first aid supplies to fight the growing number of Ohioans who are unwittingly ingesting the "zombie drug" known as xylazine, or "tranq-dope."

Researchers and advocacy groups say abstinence-only education and anti-abortion politics have already had their impact in the state, and the need to keep contraception at the forefront continues.

Group calls Ohio’s process ‘unmitigated disaster’

An Ohio State University study estimates the potential annual tax revenue from legalizing marijuana ranges from $276 million to $403 million in year five of an operational cannabis market.

Members say they have an obligation to fulfill duties while restraining order blocks transfer of power away from them

“I continue to be horrified and dismayed by the brutality of Hamas terrorists attacking innocent Israeli civilians of all ages”

Reproductive rights, legal weed and more will be decided. Make your voice heard

‘It’s extraordinarily complicated”

Funding and staffing issues continued to have impacts

Attorneys have argued to the Ohio Supreme Court that the redistricting commission continues to operate in violation of court orders

"This is going to be a long road to take back our libraries and to recover what we've lost"

The post-Roe impact in Ohio was significant

“I can not let this situation fester. I can’t let this chaos … actually happen,” DeWine said

Nearly a third of Ohio's public school districts have joined the lawsuit

Yost certified the ballot language this week that would create a “Ohio Citizens Redistricting Commission”

“There is certainly a potential for chaos,” DeWine said

Frustration is growing

Ohio ratepayers have forked over some $218 million to keep two aging coal plants operating

The maps show a Republican advantage of 61-38 in the Ohio House and a 23-10 advantage in the Ohio Senate.

An Ohio Capital Journal review of LaRose’s fraud referrals found just 18 charges.