Topic: legislation

New freezer at TWHS will cost $36,300

Voters must vote for choice

Legislators seek input through funding forum

Board candidates suggest issues

Issue 2 is pure economics

Now he talks compromise

Schools expected to survive HB 412 headaches

Voters to make final decision on school-funding plan

Our legislators unable to keep up with Kentucky

Path to truth, justice isn't always clear

Bill would confine train safety whistle

State legislators sneak in new school board bill

Train whistles aren't worth legislator's attention

Ohio falls far behind in helping those with diabetes

I applaud Robinson's response to train whistles

Program encourages schools to involve veterans

City OKs law banning youths from smoking

We honor veterans

Public business should not be a private matter

We shouldn't shy away from silent moments

Treasurer provides deeper look at school funding and tax laws

Legality of executive session in dispute

State agencies regain immunity from lawsuits

Treasurer asks public to attend Town Hall Meeting for schools

HB 66 impact needs to be even-handed

Educators, lawmakers address state funding

Council reconsidering part of code

Reidelbach's defense of Ohio budget flawed

State Independent Education Agency closes its doors

Auditor explains reappraisal process

Bill proposes mandatory DUI jail time for offenders

House bill would expand safety regulations

Mayor hopes bill won't bring gavel down on court

Group members say deadlines are unrealistic for completing work

State, local taxes have a choke hold on Ohio

Will TEL legislation really control state lawmakers?

Bill offers tax relief for soldiers deployed overseas

House Bill 293 doesn't end reliance on property taxes

Tax relief for seniors arrives at suspect time

First-grader stumps for food allergy bill

Legislation protects animals and humans from cruelty

Energy policy needs changes

H.B. 487 will help ensure a diverse energy portfolio

Wolpert responds to Minton's comments

Minton: New mayor's court law would limit appeals

Confused about the 'gray area' of the law? Speak out

Cock-a-doodle-doo (Or, a primer in local animal laws)

School board honors art students, considers Senate Bill

'Free choice' act does not offer employees free choice

Educators, library officials relieved state won't cut funds

Thanks for program support

Ginther driving Columbus' anti-texting legislation

Legislators should reject SB 5, focus on state deficit

Board declines to take stand on S.B. 5

Board members join in fray on Senate Bill 5

Legisltors shouldn't fear collective bargaining

Politicians play games to gain public support for bill

Many hats provide insight on local, state, federal taxes

Senate Bill 5 middle class' long overdue 'saving grace'

Leaders engaged in 'extreme lawmaking' with senate bill

Board rails against school voucher bill

Ban junk food? No, offer students healthful choices

Ohioans can't afford to lose collective bargaining process

Snakes make excellent pets, don't deserve statewide ban

Kudos to Duffey for 'no' vote on S.B.316

Board votes 4-1 to comply with new law

Private-school students eligible for TWHS, WKHS extracurriculars

New law gives flexibility to treat allergy emergencies

Domestic-violence prevention: Bipartisan bill would limit public access to victims

District funding: Superintendent sees budget as 'disappointing'

Bipartisan bill would help college students

Editorial cartoon

House Bill 359: Signing of bill brings satisfaction for backers

Submetering bill: Duffey: Time for rules is far overdue

Voting and social media: Duffey backs bill to take photo rule off books

SB 331 could be subject to home-rule lawsuit

Worthington among SB 331 lawsuit-filers

Local SB 331 lawsuit moving forward

SB 331 suit-filers confident in precedent

HB 115 could curb misunderstandings

Educators still testing waters on ESSA

Amendment push targets puppy mills

Computer science in the classroom: Local leaders support law to upgrade tech curriculum

Starting July 2, driver's licenses will be mailed

HB 263: New law opens patios to pooches

House Bill 507: Wellivers seek tax credit to ease stillbirth pain

Patients dialing up telemedicine

Lawmakers continue to relax graduation standards

Some drivers still neglect decade-old headlights law

House Bill 574: Legislators look to cork old law that prohibits free booze at fundraisers

Home Rule: City may ban fireworks despite more permissive state law