Ohio lawmaker introduces ‘Boneless Wing Bill’
State Senator William Demora (D - District 25) introduced Senate Bill 38, also known as the “Boneless Wing Bill”, on January 28. The bill intends to “provide for a reasonable expectation test in determining liability for injury caused by consumption of food containing a substance injurious to health and for the jury to make that determination.”
The legislation defines a quota as a mandate of a certain number of arrests made or citations issued for any offense that a local or state police officer must meet.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Several Republican state lawmakers are pushing for Ohio to start investing taxpayer money in ...
The bill also bars government officials from limiting or interfering with police activity during “riot or vandalism activity.
Lawmakers in Ohio have introduced House Bill 116, aiming to prevent the state from imposing taxes on digital assets when used ...
Senate Bill 44 seeks to allow families to combine multiple scholarships for students with autism or special needs, amid ...
He was talking in regard to a proposed bill that would make it a felony in Ohio for men to purposely discharge semen without ...
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New Ohio bills vow property tax relief for seniors, veteransA new Senate bill from a Northeast Ohio lawmaker proposes freezing property tax increases indefinitely on homes that are ...
A bill dropping in the legislature would ban local police departments from telling their officers to write a certain number of tickets each month.
A UC graduate who helped implement gender-neutral bathrooms on campus says Ohio's new bathroom bill has created an even scarier reality for the LGBTQ+ community.
Provisions in the proposed state budget bill would increase vehicle registration fees by $10 and bump up title fees from $15 to $18 beginning in 2026.
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