COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Ohio lawmakers and other elected officials with a concealed carry permit would be allowed to bring guns into government buildings under a recently introduced bill. House Bill ...
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Ohio weighs allowing politicians, judges to carry concealed handguns at work in response to safety concerns
COLUMBUS, Ohio—State elected officials and judges with a concealed-carry permit would be allowed to carry concealed handguns into the Ohio Statehouse and other government buildings, under newly ...
Ohio lawmakers with concealed-carry permits could bring guns into the Ohio Statehouse under a new bill from two Republicans. House Bill 460 would allow licensed members of the Legislature, statewide ...
A proposed Ohio bill would permit statewide elected officials with concealed carry licenses to bring firearms into courthouses and the Statehouse. Current Ohio law prohibits firearms in court ...
A proposal would create national concealed carry reciprocity, effectively allowing residents of permitless carry states like ...
A new bill introduced in Ohio would allow lawmakers and elected officials with a concealed carry permit to bring guns into government buildings.House Bill 460 was introduced earlier this month by Reps ...
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