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Several transgender candidates in Ohio are questioning a state law that effects how they file to run for office.
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The governor expressed dismay with state legislators who this week voted to override two of his vetoes on major pieces of legislation.
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An Ohio law banning gender transition treatment for minors and prohibiting trans athletes from competing in girls' sports will go into effect, in spite of a veto from Gov. Mike DeWine.
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Republicans in the Ohio House have found a new target for their anti-trans legislation — school bathrooms.
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It now heads to the Ohio Senate, which isn't scheduled to meet until Jan. 24.
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There are four candidates who filed to run as Democrats for the Ohio House this year who are trans, and two of them have faced challenges over their petitions based on their names. They’re also the only Democrats running in those four rural and strongly Republican districts.
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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has vetoed House Bill 68, which would ban transgender care for Ohio teens. He says it should be the parents' decision, not the state.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration in May updated its guidance on who is allowed to donate blood. The new rules eliminate restrictions specifically prohibiting gay and bisexual men from donating.
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The annual tournament that draws participants from around the country returns to Northern Kentucky this weekend.
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It was the first hearing for a Republican-backed bill that requires K-12 and college students in Ohio to use bathrooms and locker rooms that correspond to the gender listed on their birth certificates.