Nineteen years ago, this day, the landscape of America was changed forever. We watched in horror as one of the worst terrorist attacks the world had ever seen took place. Not since Pearl Harbor had American lives been attacked so viciously on American soil, and we stood in utter disbelief at the destruction that reigned down.

COLUMBUS-State Senator John Eklund (R-Munson Township) today announced the Senate's unanimous passage of Senate Bill 357, providing an additional $650 million of federal CARES Act funding to local communities across Ohio for COVID-19 pandemic-related expenses.

COLUMBUS-State Senator John Eklund (R-Munson Township) today announced the state's approval of over $87 million in additional funding for COVID-19 related expenses for Ohio's K-12 schools, libraries, veterans organizations and fraud prevention.

COLUMBUS—State Senator John Eklund (R-Munson Township) today announced with Senator Sean O'Brien (D- Bazetta) that the Senate passed Senate Bill 3 , bipartisan legislation that would refor ...

COLUMBUS-State Senator John Eklund (R-Munson Township) today applauded the announcement that Lake and Geauga counties will receive funding for boating safety education from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.

COLUMBUS- Mission: Readiness Ohio this week honored State Senator John Eklund (R-Munson Township) with the "National Security Leadership Award" for his support of historic investments made in early childhood care and education in the state's operating budget, signed into law earlier this year. 

COLUMBUS-State Senator John Eklund (R-Munson Township), Chair of the Senate's Judiciary Committee, announced additional details for the committee's hearing this Monday at University of Cincinnati.

COLUMBUS—State Senator John Eklund (R-Munson Township), Chair of the Senate's Judiciary Committee, announced additional details for the committee's hearing this Thursday at Cleveland State Un ...

COLUMBUS-Senate President Larry Obhof (R-Medina) and Senate Judiciary Chair John Eklund (R-Munson Township) today announced that the Senate's Judiciary Committee will be holding committee hearings around the state about the impact large technology companies have on Ohio citizens and businesses.

COLUMBUS-State Senator John Eklund (R-Munson Township) today joined victim advocates in Columbus to re-introduce Senate Bill 41 of the 132nd General Assembly, which would establish better communication between advocates and survivors in order to ensure that survivors feel protected and safe when seeking help from their services.