COLUMBUS— State Senator Bill Coley (R-Liberty Township) this week stood in front of the Senate Health, Human Services and Medicaid Committee to give sponsor testimony on Senate Bill 6 , wh ...

COLUMBUS- State Senator Bill Coley (R-Liberty Township) yesterday joined his Senate colleagues in a vote to override the Governor's veto of House Bill 228, which reinforces an individual's right to self defense by shifting the requirement for an individual to prove they are innocent in a self-defense situation to instead require the prosecution to prove they are guilty.

COLUMBUS— State Senator Bill Coley (R-Liberty Township) today was presented with the American Kennel Club's Legislator of the Year Award for his commitment to strengthening the bond between do ...

COLUMBUS-State Senator Bill Coley (R-Liberty Township) today announced the Senate passage of his legislation giving business owners the option to make their establishments a more dog friendly environment for their customers.

COLUMBUS¿State Senator Bill Coley (R-Liberty Township) released the following statement in response to the U.S. Supreme Court's 6 to 3 decision on Monday to strike down a 1992 federal law that prohibited most states from authorizing sports betting:

COLUMBUS—State Senator Bill Coley (R-Liberty Township) this week attended the official bill signing for House Bill 115 , which allows Ohioans living with disabilities to participate in a new, ...

COLUMBUS - State Senator Bill Coley (R-Liberty Township) announced the introduction of the state's Capital Budget, a $2.62 billion investment in Ohio's infrastructure and local community projects.

"Working together, we have cut almost $1.1 billion from the original version of the budget and have brought the budget in balance without putting Ohio's economy at risk by raising taxes," said Senator Coley, who serves a member of the Senate Finance Committee, which is responsible for balancing Ohio's two-year operating budget. 

"Today is another milestone in our efforts to honor Kyler and all those who suffer, both directly and indirectly, from the devastation that DIPG causes families," said Coley. 

DIPG is an aggressive, malignant brain tumor found at the base of the brain stem, affecting approximately 200 to 400 children in the U.S each year. It is the second most common malignant brain tumor and is the leading cause of childhood death due to brain tumors. The average prognosis of those diagnosed is 9 months. Symptoms include double vision, inability to close the eyelids completely, drooping of one side of the face as well as difficulty chewing and swallowing.

"Today is another milestone in our efforts to honor Kyler and all those we've lost too soon to DIPG," said Coley. "This simple measure offers hope for families that one day we can overcome this disease and the heartbreak it causes."