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Gov. Mike DeWine says he鈥檚 deeply concerned about attacks at houses of worship, including at a synagogue in California this weekend. That has him looking鈥�

Ohio Senate president Larry Obhof (R-Medina) said he's open to discussing two high-profile gun laws when the General Assembly returns next year: the鈥�

This was the year Ohio saw a dramatic tone shift when it comes to gun policies 鈥� at least when it came to Gov. John Kasich.For seven years, the鈥�

Ohio lawmakers are preparing to return to the Statehouse for what looks like a busy lame duck session. Legislators are expected to pass a slew of bills鈥�

Gov. John Kasich will allow a gun bill to become law without his signature, using an unusual procedure under Ohio law.Kasich said Friday that he will not鈥�

A coalition seeking to reduce gun violence across Ohio is urging lawmakers to act quickly to enact Republican Gov. John Kasich's proposed gun law鈥�

In Ohio, it only takes one act of violence to make you eligible for a civil protection order if the courts agree there鈥檚 a clear and credible threat of鈥�

States across the political spectrum have turned recently to a new kind of gun control measure, known as red flag laws or extreme risk protection orders. They allow for the seizure of guns from potentially dangerous people.

Two Republican Ohio lawmakers have introduced a new bill that would ban all abortions. The ban would apply even in cases of rape, incest, or if the鈥�

A so-called 鈥渞ed flag鈥� bill introduced in the Republican-dominated Ohio Senate would allow authorities to confiscate guns from people thought to be safety鈥�