Gov. Mike DeWine reiterated Monday that he doesn’t remember conversations with FirstEnergy’s then-CEO Chuck Jones that surrounded the company’s decision to give $500,000 to a pro-DeWine dark-money group., DeWine said he made a lot of phone calls in the closing days of his 2018 run for governor and didn’t specifically remember talking to Jones, an explanation that was similar to those that he’s offered in the past.
this marks one of the first major transactions under Ohio’s new process for leasing out state parklands and other preserved areas to the oil and gas industry.The Ohio Department of Natural Resources and the divisions of Cannabis Control and Liquor Control warn that no consumption of marijuana in any form is allowed when operating watercraft,The U.S.
4. The House Rules committee meets Tuesday, which sometimes means hearing from House Speaker Jason StephensState Sen. Shane Wilkin, a Highland County Republican, has been appointed chair of the Senate General Government Committee. He succeeds ex-state Sen. Michael Rulli, who was elected to Congress last week.
DeWine says he doesn’t remember phone calls surrounding FirstEnergy’s $500k contribution to dark-money groupNearly $60 million in signing bonuses from fracking state parks expected in ‘next few weeks’ Capitol Letter is a daily briefing providing succinct, timely information for those who care deeply about the decisions made by state government.If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.