Cleveland City Council is reviving legislation aimed at placing restrictions on short-term rental properties in the city. Council members say complaints over noise, partying and violence continue to escalate.
Conservative Ohio lawmakers, supported by faith-based and mental health advocates, are seeking to overhaul Ohio's sports gambling laws. Sports betting outside of casinos, proposition bets on individual player performance, and any gambling on college games would be banned if two bills they introduced are passed.
Northeast Ohio's air is cleaner, as several counties now meet the federal Environmental Protection Agency's standards outlined in the Clean Air Act.
Cleveland restaurants will soon be eligible for inclusion in a newly launched Great Lakes edition of the Michelin Guide, giving local dining spots a chance to earn a Michelin star.
College-bound students in Ohio may soon have another option for entrance exams beyond the ACT and SAT. It's called the Classic Learning Test, or CLT.
These are some of the stories this week on the Friday Reporters Roundtable.
Guests:
- Abbey Marshall, Local Government Reporter, 精东影业
- Conor Morris, Education Reporter, 精东影业
- Karen Kasler, Statehouse News Bureau, Ohio Public Radio/TV
