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Ohio legislators introduce bill aimed at changing remote employee withholding during pandemic

Ohio legislators introduce bill aimed at changing remote employee withholding during pandemic Ohio Statehouse, Columbus, Ohio Two central Ohio House Republicans introduced a bill that if passed would change how employers withhold municipal income tax for remote workers, canceling a current COVID-19-related exemption to location-based withholding. Jay Edwards (R-Nelsonville) and Kris Jordan (R-Ostrander) are the co-sponsors of Ohio House Bill 157, which was introduced Thursday, Feb. 25, and intends to repeal a section of a previous bill signed by Gov. Mike DeWine in March that directs employers on how to withhold employee taxes. House Bill 197 was passed by both houses last year after a statewide order from the health department shut down nonessential businesses and medical experts urged employers to accommodate remote work to stem the spread of the novel coronavirus.

Ohio Broadband Expansion Bill Passes House, Heads to Senate

Ohio House OKs $210M to expand broadband internet to underserved areas

Ohio House OKs $210M to expand broadband internet to underserved areas Jeremy Pelzer, cleveland.com COLUMBUS, Ohio Legislation to provide $210 million in state grants to expand high-speed internet access around the state sailed through the Ohio House of Representatives on Thursday. House Bill 2, which now heads to the Ohio Senate, aims to help parts of the state where it’s currently cost-prohibitive for telecommunications companies to extend high-speed (or, in many cases, any) internet service. The bill would mostly help rural areas, proponents said, though they added that the grants would help Ohioans in every legislative district in the state.

Top prosecutor in federal House Bill 6 probe to resign: Capitol Letter

Top prosecutor in federal House Bill 6 probe to resign: Capitol Letter Rotunda Rumblings Stepping down: David DeVillers announced on Tuesday he will resign as U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Ohio on Feb. 28, after the Biden administration asked him to do so. Per Andrew Tobias, DeVillers had thought he would be able to stay around for the months it would take to confirm a successor. But he said the federal probe into House Bill 6, the investigation of the fatal shooting of Casey Goodson by a Franklin County sheriff’s deputy and other high-profile cases will continue without him. The development is part of a broader move by the Biden administration to replace U.S. attorneys appointed by Trump.