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Ohio: Veterinary companies were the second most FDA inspected companies in Ohio in Q3

By Buckeye Reporter | Oct 12, 2024

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) conducted six inspections at six Veterinary companies from Ohio in the third quarter of 2024.

FDA conducted lowest number of inspections on Drugs companies in Ohio during Q3

By Buckeye Reporter | Oct 11, 2024

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) conducted two inspections at two Drugs companies from Ohio in the third quarter of 2024.

Yost urges court to proceed with Columbus school busing lawsuit

By Buckeye Reporter | Oct 11, 2024

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is advocating for the Ohio Supreme Court to allow a lawsuit against Columbus City Schools regarding busing issues to move forward. The lawsuit challenges the district's failure to provide transportation for students attending private and charter schools, as mandated by Ohio law.

Buckeye Institute proposes extended deadline for amicus briefs in Ohio Supreme Court

By Buckeye Reporter | Oct 11, 2024

The Buckeye Institute has submitted a proposal to amend the Ohio Supreme Court's Rules of Practice, specifically Rule 7.06. The proposed change aims to extend the deadline for filing amicus briefs supporting jurisdiction from one day to thirty days after the appellant's deadline for submitting a memorandum in support of jurisdiction.

Okeechobee police chief faces backlash over temporary gun ban

By Buckeye Reporter | Oct 11, 2024

Donald C. Hagan, the chief of the Okeechobee Police Department in Florida, is facing national scrutiny after signing an ordinance that banned firearm and ammunition sales, as well as possession, shortly before Hurricane Helene was expected to hit. Hagan's spokesman reported on September 30 that the chief has taken some time off due to receiving personal attacks from across the country.

Gun owners urged to oppose Ohio's State Issue 1 amid gerrymandering concerns

By Buckeye Reporter | Oct 10, 2024

State Issue 1, appearing on the Ohio ballot this fall, is presented by its proponents as a solution to gerrymandering. However, critics argue that it could lead to increased gerrymandering and potentially impact gun rights. The amendment proposes the creation of an Ohio Citizen Redistricting Commission consisting of 15 members: five Democrats, five Republicans, and five independents. It aims to prevent current and former politicians from serving on the commission.

Ohio AG files suit against Kentucky firm for alleged consumer fraud

By Buckeye Reporter | Oct 10, 2024

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has initiated legal action against a Kentucky-based company, Superior Concrete & Hardscape Design, and its owner, Justin Cole Hensley. The lawsuit was filed in Butler County Common Pleas Court and alleges violations of the Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act. The accusations involve taking over $50,000 from customers without delivering promised services.

Marriott settles $52M over data breach impacting millions

By Buckeye Reporter | Oct 9, 2024

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost, alongside 49 other attorneys general, has finalized a $52 million settlement with Marriott International Inc. This agreement concludes an investigation into a prolonged data breach involving the guest-reservation system acquired by Marriott.

Canada's firearm confiscation plan faces scrutiny amid rising crime rates

By Buckeye Reporter | Oct 9, 2024

Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris has previously expressed support for gun confiscation and mandatory buybacks. Should she continue to advocate for government-mandated gun seizures, Harris might consider examining Canada's experience with such measures. Canada, a nation with fewer guns and gun owners than the United States, has faced challenges in implementing its program.

Ohio begins early voting ahead of November elections

By Buckeye Reporter | Oct 8, 2024

Early voting in Ohio commenced today, providing residents with an opportunity to cast their votes ahead of the official Election Day on November 5. Voters can choose to vote early in-person at their local Board of Elections or by mail through a requested mail-in ballot.

Ohio's new fraud unit recovers $130K lost in crypto scam

By Buckeye Reporter | Oct 8, 2024

A new unit within the Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) has successfully recovered $130,000 lost in a cryptocurrency scam in the Columbus area. This marks the first achievement for this specialized team designed to assist local law enforcement with cyber financial crimes.

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Husted: 'Ohio has not received a penny of what we were promised' through Biden-Harris high-speed Internet program

By Buckeye Reporter | Oct 8, 2024

Ohio Lt. Governor Jon Husted said the federal government has made little progress in connecting Americans to high-speed internet through the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) Program. He pointed out that despite $42.45 billion being allocated to the program in 2021, Ohio has yet to receive any promised funding.

FOIA Request Sent to Lorain County Regarding Access to Public Records on October 7, 2024

By Buckeye Reporter | Oct 7, 2024

FOIA Request to Lorain County Regarding Access to Public Records on October 7, 2024.

Joe Deters discusses Second Amendment on Keep and Bear Radio podcast

By Buckeye Reporter | Oct 7, 2024

The Keep and Bear Radio podcast, accessible on multiple platforms including Podbean, Apple, Google, Spotify, and iHeartRadio, featured an episode discussing the upcoming Ohio Supreme Court election. In Episode 120, Joe Deters spoke about the significance of the Second Amendment and its relation to the Ohio Supreme Court.

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Ohio: Veterinary companies were the second most FDA inspected companies in Ohio in Q3

FDA conducted lowest number of inspections on Drugs companies in Ohio during Q3

Yost urges court to proceed with Columbus school busing lawsuit

Buckeye Institute proposes extended deadline for amicus briefs in Ohio Supreme Court

Okeechobee police chief faces backlash over temporary gun ban

Gun owners urged to oppose Ohio's State Issue 1 amid gerrymandering concerns

Ohio AG files suit against Kentucky firm for alleged consumer fraud

Marriott settles $52M over data breach impacting millions

Canada's firearm confiscation plan faces scrutiny amid rising crime rates

Ohio begins early voting ahead of November elections

Ohio's new fraud unit recovers $130K lost in crypto scam

Husted: 'Ohio has not received a penny of what we were promised' through Biden-Harris high-speed Internet program

FOIA Request Sent to Lorain County Regarding Access to Public Records on October 7, 2024

Joe Deters discusses Second Amendment on Keep and Bear Radio podcast

FOIA Request Sent to Seneca County Regarding Public Records from January to October 2024 on October 7, 2024

FOIA Request Sent to Stark County Regarding FOIA Logs from January to October 2024 on October 7, 2024

FOIA Request Sent to Marion County Regarding Public Records on October 7, 2024

FOIA Request Sent to Summit County Regarding Public Records on October 7, 2024

FOIA Request Sent to Allen County Regarding Freedom of Information Act Logs on October 7, 2024

FOIA Request Sent to Huron County Regarding Access to Public Records on October 7, 2024

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