Governor Mike DeWine says that he will be holding a State of State address in 2022. The first and last State of the State that the governor had was in 2019 and he decided to not hold the annual address the past two years because of the pandemic. DeWine did address state issues at the over 160 Coronovirus briefing that he held over the last 22 months. DeWine also promised to hold the State of the State speeches in Columbus, stopping the trend that his predecessor John Kasich did of moving the address to different locations around the state including Lima. There is no date yet when DeWine will be holding his State of the State address.
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A new Ohio marriage law prohibits children under the age of 17 from marrying in Ohio takes effect today (4/8/19). The new law raises the minimum marriage age to 18 for both parties but allows 17-year-olds to marry if they meet certain requirements. They must have juvenile court consent and go through a 14-day waiting period.
Lima Police Chief Kevin Martin has weighed in on an Ohio bill that will clarify what is public record regarding body cameras.
Governor John Kasich dropped conflicting statements about his political future throughout his final State of the State Address.
Ohio Governor John Kasich, who beforehand had promised an "odd" speech, waxed philosophical for nearly an hour, in his final State of the State address Tuesday.
Ohio governor John Kasich is backing six gun control measures for the state.
