Ohio House Republicans have passed a bill that would ban intoxicating hemp products while also amending the state's recreational marijuana laws.

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The Ohio House had to weed through differences, but narrowly passed legislation banning most "intoxicating" hemp products ...

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Ohio may soon require voters to return their mail-in ballots by Election Day.

Ohio lawmakers passed a bill early Thursday morning that would ban intoxicating hemp products and make changes to the state’s marijuana laws. The Ohio House voted 52-34 to pass Ohio Senate Bill 56, ...

Democratic senators clashed with Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) on the Senate floor Thursday when the GOP leader ...

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The Ohio House of Representatives, including Rep. Tim Barhorst (R-Fort Loramie), voted Wednesday in support of House Bill 486 ...