Jon Cross News

COLUMBUS – State Rep. Jon Cross (R-Kenton) today announced Governor DeWine has signed into law House Bill 82, his legislation that modifies college testing requirements for high school students and creates a new state school report card plan. 

COLUMBUS – State Rep. Jon Cross (R-Kenton) today applauded the new state budget plan approved by lawmakers that provides tax relief, invests in economic and workforce development, and implements policies to strengthen Ohio’s economy. 

COLUMBUS – State Rep. Jon Cross (R-Kenton) today issued the following statement regarding the vote to expel Larry Householder:

COLUMBUS – State Rep. Jon Cross (R-Kenton) today announced he will be holding district office hours on Monday, June 14th in Kenton and Monday, June 21st in Findlay.

COLUMBUS – State Rep. Jon Cross (R-Kenton) today announced the Ohio House of Representatives has approved House Bill 82, legislation that removes the requirement for every Ohio high school junior take the ACT or SAT test in order to graduate.

COLUMBUS – State Rep. Jon Cross (R-Kenton) today issued the following statement regarding Governor DeWine’s reopening plans during his statewide address on Wednesday:

COLUMBUS – State Reps. Jon Cross (R-Kenton) and Shane Wilkin (R-Hillsboro) today announced the Ohio House has approved House Bill 215, their legislation that allows any business that can comply with safety standards from government orders or regulations to stay open. 

COLUMBUS — State Rep. Jon Cross (R-Kenton) today joined his House colleagues in approving House Bill 110, Ohio’s two-year state operating budget that cuts taxes while investing in essential public services to keep Ohio safer, stronger, and open for business. 

COLUMBUS — State Rep. Jon Cross (R-Kenton) today joined his House colleagues in approving House Bill 110, Ohio’s two-year state operating budget that invests in higher education and workforce development. 

COLUMBUS — State Rep. Jon Cross (R-Kenton) today demanded an apology by ownership of The Courier newspaper, which is based in Findlay, Ohio. The newspaper on Monday published an editorial headlined “Some Ohio lawmakers appear pro-massacre.”