Ohio Department of Transportation announces record $3.4 billion construction season
The Ohio Department of Transportation is launching its largest-ever construction season with $3.4 billion invested across nearly one thousand projects statewide.
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Commentary discusses gun rights in light of reported violence in Iran
A commentary by Lee Williams examines reports of violence against unarmed citizens in Iran while discussing gun rights protections under U.S. law. The article references legislative developments across several states…
Armed homeowner in North Carolina stops intruder with knife, police report
A North Carolina homeowner used a firearm late at night on March 1st after confronting an armed intruder attempting entry into his house. Police arrested one suspect who was reportedly…
Ohio Farm Bureau opens registration for 2026 ExploreAg STEM camps for students
Ohio Farm Bureau has opened registration for its free ExploreAg STEM camps in 2026. The program offers one-day experiences and a weeklong camp for high school students interested in agriculture.…
NRA-ILA remembers Chuck Norris as actor and advocate for American values
The NRA-ILA announced that Chuck Norris has died at age 86 after decades as an actor and advocate for American freedoms. He is remembered both for iconic roles like Walker…
NFIB Ohio PAC endorses seven candidates for General Assembly primary
The NFIB Ohio PAC has endorsed seven candidates in upcoming races for the state legislature. The committee says these choices reflect support for policies important to small businesses amid ongoing…
The Buckeye Institute says Ohio job market slow-growing as 2026 begins
Rea S. Hederman Jr., an executive at The Buckeye Institute, discussed new figures showing a slight drop in Ohio’s unemployment rate for January but noted ongoing challenges for job growth…
Buckeye Firearms Association addresses petition to ban lead ammunition in New York
Buckeye Firearms Association has addressed recent petitions aiming to ban traditional lead-based hunting ammunition in New York. The group argues there is no scientific basis for such restrictions while outlining…
Buckeye Firearms Association discusses legal risks of gun-free zones for citizens
Buckeye Firearms Association raised concerns about ‘gun-free zones,’ citing cases where lawful gun owners faced danger or prosecution after defending themselves. The group points out that these policies may put…
Ohio Supreme Court keeps injunction in Buckeye Institute’s Columbus gun case
The Ohio Supreme Court has kept an injunction blocking enforcement of a firearms magazine ban in Columbus while allowing an immediate appeal process for city officials. This means protections remain…
Buckeye Firearms Association releases 2026 candidate grades and endorsements for Ohio primary
Buckeye Firearms Association Political Action Committee has published candidate grades and endorsements for the upcoming Ohio primary election. The group focuses on firearm rights issues across federal, state legislative, statewide…
H.R.5017 hunting ban included in Farm Bill approved by House committee
Buckeye Firearms Association reports that a controversial hunting ban was added into this year’s Farm Bill via H.R.5017 after pressure from animal-rights groups. The provision could affect many hunters who…
Ohio Senate passes bill to remove suppressors from dangerous ordnance classification
The Ohio Senate has passed a bill that would remove firearm suppressors from being classified as dangerous ordnance. Supported by Buckeye Firearms Association, this measure will now proceed to the…
Buckeye Firearms Association announces 2026 Patriot Fest in Hilliard, Ohio
Buckeye Firearms Association has opened registration for its 2026 Patriot Fest event in Hilliard this August. The gathering will feature dinner activities along with a keynote address by gubernatorial candidate…
The Buckeye Institute says HB161 will impose new taxes on short-term rental homeowners
The Buckeye Institute testified before lawmakers about House Bill 161’s impact on homeowners renting properties for short-term stays. The organization argued the bill imposes new taxes without needed reforms or…
The Buckeye Institute testifies in support of Ohio Senate Bill 90 regulatory sandbox
The Buckeye Institute testified before an Ohio Senate committee in support of Senate Bill 90’s universal regulatory sandbox proposal. Senior research fellow Greg R. Lawson said this measure could make…
Buckeye Firearms Association adds new Protecting Houses of Worship classes in three Ohio locations
Buckeye Firearms Association has scheduled three new Protecting Houses of Worship training seminars this spring across Ohio communities. The courses focus on preparing security teams at places of worship for…
The Buckeye Institute supports Senate Bill 268 for transparency in Ohio rulemaking process
The Buckeye Institute voiced support for Senate Bill 268 before an Ohio Senate committee. The bill seeks greater transparency when state agencies use outside model regulations. Testimony emphasized safeguarding against…
The Buckeye Institute files amicus brief urging Supreme Court to revive nondelegation doctrine
The Buckeye Institute has submitted an amicus brief in Pheasant v. United States before the Supreme Court seeking revival of the nondelegation doctrine. The organization argues that only Congress should…
Buckeye Firearms Association opens registration for ‘Move or Die’ concealed carry class in August
Buckeye Firearms Association has opened registration for its ‘Move or Die’ concealed carry class set for Aug. 8 in Fredericktown. The intensive session focuses on real-world defensive tactics beyond standard…
Canada spends over $25,000 per gun confiscated under federal buyback program
Canada’s federal gun buyback program has spent over CAD $25,000 per firearm confiscated from noncriminal owners while participation remains low. Critics point out that administrative costs far exceed compensation paid…
Ohio to restrict soda purchases with SNAP benefits starting October 2026
Ohio will ban the use of SNAP benefits for purchasing most sugary sodas starting October 2026. The change follows USDA approval and aims to promote healthier choices among recipients.
Olivia Robinson named organization director for Ohio Farm Bureau
Olivia Robinson has been named organization director for Ohio Farm Bureau. She will serve members in four counties and work on key agricultural issues. The appointment underscores ongoing support for…
Ohio PAC Board begins candidate interviews for 2026 election cycle
The Ohio PAC Board has started interviewing candidates for the 2026 election cycle. These meetings help determine which candidates will receive support and endorsement from small business owners across the…
Buckeye Firearms Association announces tactical carbine classes for July in Ohio
Buckeye Firearms Association will host two tactical carbine classes this July in Fredericktown, Ohio. The sessions are designed for both beginners and experienced users of AR-style rifles. Registration is limited…