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The cities sued the state in 2020 claiming the state failed to update the criminal background check system used to investigate potential gun owners.
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The bill would add more factors to background checks before a gun is purchased.
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The state is urging law enforcement agencies and courts to use a new digital reporting tool to enter information into state and national criminal databases.
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The president said the upper chamber needs to pass legislation approved by the House earlier this month, which would tighten gun laws including background checks.
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A bipartisan group of House lawmakers is introducing a measure that would require background checks for all gun sales.
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The cities of Columbus and Dayton, along with the national gun control group Everytown and Ohio resident Meghan Volk, are suing the Ohio Attorney…
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The cities of Columbus and Dayton are suing Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost's office over what they call a failure to update the criminal background check…
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When Ohio Governor Mike DeWine responded to calls to "do something" after Dayton's Oregon District mass shooting, one thing he thought about was...
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The anniversary of the mass shooting in Dayton is reviving conversations about gun regulations in Ohio. While lawmakers have refused to move Gov. Mike...
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Gov. Mike DeWine's gun bill is likely to see some changes before it reaches the Ohio Senate for a vote.SB221 seeks to expand court authority to remove…