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Ohio lawmakers hear bill to ban 'mass casualty weapons'

House Bill 433 defines mass casualty weapons as any semiautomatic firearm designed or specially adapted to fire more than 31 cartridges without reloading.

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September officially becomes International Underground Railroad Month

State Representative Adam Bird’s (R-New Richmond) House Bill 340 was signed into law Tuesday by Ohio Governor Mike DeWine. His bipartisan legislation with

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Ohio Democratic lawmakers propose 'commonsense' gun safety laws

Ohio Democratic lawmakers propose ‘commonsense’ gun safety laws Ismail Turay Jr. © Provided by Dayton Daily News Ohio Statehouse. COLUMBUS Ohio House Democratic lawmakers on Monday introduce a series of gun safety laws that they referred to as “commonsense” during a press conference. Saying mass shootings in Ohio and across the country have not declined since the Oregon District massacre in 2019, the proposed laws will ensure the promise of safety and security for all Ohioans, said Minority Leader Emilia Strong Sykes, D-Akron. Democrats must step up now because Gov. Mike DeWine and other Republicans have failed to pass meaningful laws to end gun violence, she said.

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Ohio should be testing gas quality, local legislator says

Ohio should be testing gas quality, local legislator says Eileen McClory © Bill Lackey Gas prices in the Springfield area are on the rise again. BILL LACKEY/STAFF A local state representative wants Ohio to join other states that test the quality of gasoline sold at filling stations. Ohio, Alaska and Nebraska are the only three U.S. states without such a program. County auditors are required to inspect pumps currently, but are not allowed to test the quality of the gasoline. Local state Rep. Willis Blackshear Jr., D-Dayton, announced Friday he will co-sponsor House Bill 144, which would allow county auditors to authorize fuel quality testing programs in their home counties.

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