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This law makes it so the public cannot request or see the private contact information of court clerks.
The "Ohio Freedom from Mass Surveillance Act" creates new rules to limit how the government can use technology—like license plate scanners and other surveillance tools—to track people.
This bill names the bridge on State Route 8 that crosses the Cuyahoga River the "First Lieutenant Ronald Yale, USMC, Memorial Bridge" to honor his service.
To enact sections 5507.01, 5507.02, and 5507.03 of the Revised Code to limit the use of automated license plate recognition systems and mass surveillance technology for one year, to repeal sections 5507.01, 5507.02, and 5507.03 of the Revised Code one year after the effective date, to abolish the General Assembly limitations governing such systems and technology at that time, and to name this act the 1984 No More Act.
The state is officially celebrating the Waynedale High School wrestling team for winning the 2026 state championship.
This bill creates new rules for how the government can use technology to track people. It sets limits on the use of license plate readers and other surveillance tools, and it establishes strict guidelines for how they must handle the personal information they collect.
We are celebrating Brittney Nolletti for winning a national track championship in 2026.
This is an official government message congratulating The Toledo Clinic on its 100th birthday.
This recognizes Kensington Intermediate School for being open for 100 years.
This officially honors Yariel Soto Torrado for winning a gold medal at the 2026 Central American and Caribbean Games.
The "Keep Them Safe Act" creates new rules for storing your firearms with someone else. If people follow these safety guidelines, they are protected from being sued if something goes wrong.
This bill updates the emergency alert system used to find missing children who have autism or other developmental disabilities. It also gives this alert an official name: the "Joshua Alert."
