Ohio could give tax breaks to volunteer firefighters, EMS personnel, peace officers (The Center Square) - With more than 80% of Ohio's fire departments manned at least partly by volunteers and the number willing to take on the duty falling, the Ohio Legislature hopes tax incentives will create a renewed interest. Read Full Story : Ohio could give tax breaks to volunteer firefighters, EMS personnel, peace officers Fri, Mar 19, 2021
From sidelines to state rep: Local lawmaker understands athletic trainers better than most MADISON TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WKRC) - 1991: the year that Pete Rose was banned from the Hall of Fame, Rodney King was beaten on the streets of Los Angeles and the end of the USSR. That year was also the last time the Ohio athletic trainer's practice act was updated. Read Full Story : From sidelines to state rep: Local lawmaker understands athletic trainers better than most Mon, Mar 8, 2021
'Massive power grab' - Ohio leaders denounce sweeping voting legislation COLUMBUS - Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose has trumpeted for months how relatively flawlessly the state executed the November election, calling it the most secure and accessible election in Ohio history. Read Full Story : 'Massive power grab' - Ohio leaders denounce sweeping voting legislation Thu, Mar 4, 2021
LaRose applauds General Assembly's resolution calling on Congress to defeat HR 1 Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose is applauding a new resolution being introduced by Ohio Representative Thomas Hall (R-Madison Township) in the Ohio House of Representatives that calls on Congress to defeat HR 1, the federal takeover of state-run elections. Read Full Story : LaRose applauds General Assembly's resolution calling on Congress to defeat HR 1 Wed, Mar 3, 2021
Bipartisan bill would allow counties to test fuel quality COLUMBUS (WCMH) - As of now, Ohio is one of only three states that does not test motor fuel for quality. A new bill at the Ohio Statehouse would change that. Read Full Story : Bipartisan bill would allow counties to test fuel quality Tue, Mar 2, 2021
Testing for quality gasoline? Ohio doesn't, but proposed law would finally force it OHIO (WSYX) â¿¿ Being one of only three states that does not test for any standard of quality in motor fuel, Ohio will try to leave that infamous group this year with a bill at the Statehouse to finally set rules for testing. Read Full Story : Testing for quality gasoline? Ohio doesn't, but proposed law would finally force it Fri, Feb 5, 2021
Roundabout to be a 'long-term safety answer' for Butler County intersection BUTLER CO., Ohio (FOX19) - Millions of dollars in funding has been awarded for the construction of a roundabout, which officials think is a 'long-term safety answer.' Read Full Story : Roundabout to be a 'long-term safety answer' for Butler County intersection Thu, Jan 28, 2021
