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The so-called 鈥淗eartbeat Bill鈥�, which Gov. John Kasich promises to veto, had been likely to come up for a vote today in an Ohio House committee. But there鈥�

"Ho, ho, hey, hey, Roe v. Wade is here to stay." That's what opponents of the so-called "Heartbeat Bill" chanted on the steps leading into the Ohio鈥�

State lawmakers have overridden a quarter of Gov. John Kasich鈥檚 48 vetoes. And they could do more in the next two weeks. And Kasich has said he鈥檇 also鈥�

Sometimes, when a governor wants something done and the legislature doesn鈥檛 want to pass a law to do it, the governor can go through a panel of lawmakers.鈥�

Two controversial bills that passed the Ohio House last week are on their way to the Senate. But Gov. John Kasich is once again saying they are likely to鈥�

Earlier this week, the Ohio General Assembly overturned a bill that had been vetoed by Gov. John Kasich earlier this year. The bill centered on the power鈥�

State and county leaders have been trying to figure out how to patch up budget holes that opened up when the federal government took away the ability to鈥�

State lawmakers overrode six of Gov. John Kasich鈥檚 47 budget vetoes. But one headline-making veto may survive 鈥� the one that stops a plan to ask the鈥�

After joining the House in voting to override six of Gov. John Kasich鈥檚 budget vetoes last month, the state Senate was expected to come back this week to鈥�

For the first time in four decades the state Legislature has gone over the governor鈥檚 head to implement policy in the budget without his approval. The鈥�