Gov. Mike DeWine has been fighting big tobacco since the 1990s, but his efforts have often been blocked by Republican legislators due to campaign cash incentives. A recent podcast discussed the frequent battles between DeWine and the Ohio Legislature over big tobacco. Additionally, speculation arises about whether former Ohio Buckeyes coach Jim Tressel has been chosen as DeWine’s potential successor as lieutenant governor.
Ohio’s JD Vance recently gave a controversial speech in Europe, criticizing European authorities for stifling dissenting voices and retreating from fundamental values, drawing shock and disapproval from many attendees.
In Cleveland, city council members are proposing an independent authority to manage the city-owned airport, Hopkins, in hopes of overcoming bureaucratic obstacles and improving operations. This move was inspired by Pittsburgh’s successful shift to an independent airport governing body.
A Hamilton County judge deemed an Ohio law requiring fetal remains from surgical abortions to be buried or cremated as unconstitutional based on the state’s right to abortion. The judge’s ruling questioned the law’s intended purpose of shaming women seeking abortions.
The Trump administration has frozen climate change grants worth nearly $300 million in Northeast Ohio, hindering solar energy projects and initiatives supporting clean energy in low-income communities. The sudden freeze has raised concerns about future investments and the stability of these projects.
These and other topics were discussed in a recent episode of Today in Ohio, providing insights into the current issues and developments affecting Ohio and beyond. The podcast explores a wide range of topics, offering in-depth analysis and commentary.
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