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Dayton and nation see surge in catalytic converter theft: What lawmakers are trying to do about it

The Dayton Police Department has handled nearly 800 reports related to catalytic converter theft since the start of 2020.

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Ohio s House Speaker sets his legislative priorities

He cited 12 legislative priorities among the more than 50 bills that were given numbers and referred to committees

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New Ohio law allows individuals to donate unused prescriptions

The law, set to go into effect April 6, will allow charitable pharmacies to accept prescription drug donations from individuals.

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DeWine hints at veto after tobacco measure picks up local preemption language

Among the flurry of legislation in the Ohio General Assembly’s marathon final session was a measure restricting local governments’ ability to regulate tobacco.

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DeWine hints at possible veto after tobacco measure picks up local preemption language

Ohio lawmakers moved to restrict local tobacco regulations, days after Columbus approved a flavored tobacco ban. Gov. DeWine has concerns.

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