Gun owners haven’t been required to take training or get licenses to carry concealed fire arms in Ohio for two years but thousands of Ohioans still do. Since June 2022 when the law eliminating some ...

Ohio law allows private businesses to ban firearms on their premises, including employee-owned firearms. Employees with valid concealed carry permits can store firearms in locked vehicles on company ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — A senate bill introduced in 2023 prohibiting some regulations on firearms will be taking effect in Ohio come April. Senate Bill 58 (SB 58) was signed into law by Gov. Mike DeWine back ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — A newly issued opinion from Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has far-reaching consequences for county fairs across the state: Local fair boards can no longer prohibit individuals from ...

Ohio attorney Michael B. Washington discusses changes to federal and state gun laws. Attorney Michael B. Washington discusses changes to federal and state gun laws. Subjects include changes to ...

A Franklin County judge has sided with the state, ruling that Ohio can restrict Columbus and other cities from passing local gun regulations. This is the latest development in a multi-year and ...

It’s all hands on deck right now as we address community safety Downtown and across all of Cincinnati's 52 neighborhoods. And while the city of Cincinnati invests heavily in supporting our men and ...

As fair and festival season ramps up across Ohio, a recent opinion from Attorney General Dave Yost is bringing renewed attention to firearm laws on fairgrounds. Yost recently issued an opinion stating ...

As of 2022, Ohio is a "constitutional carry" state, meaning people 21 and older who can legally own guns can also carry them, either openly or concealed. Ohio does limit employers' abilities to ban ...

As of 2022, Ohio is a "constitutional carry" state, meaning people 21 and older who can legally own guns can also carry them, either openly or concealed. Ohio has no law requiring employers to allow ...