COLUMBUS-State Senator Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) today applauded the Ohio House passage of his legislation aimed at further defining prescribing guidelines for healthcare professionals and to require health care facilities to offer both addictive and non-addictive painkillers.

COLUMBUS—State Senator Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) today joined Governor John Kasich and Ohio Department of Natural Resources Director Jim Zehringer in dedicating the newly completed dam at Bucke ...

COLUMBUS – State Senator Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) today joined local law enforcement and members of the DiSario family in unveiling a memorial highway for fallen Kirkersville Police Chief Steven ...

COLUMBUS- State Senator Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) today applauded the announcement made by Kohl's to open a distribution center in Etna, Ohio, creating an estimated 684 full-time positions.

COLUMBUS- State Senator Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) will host a ceremony Friday, November 2, 2018 dedicating a portion of U.S. Route 40 in the Village of Kirkersville in Licking County, as the "Kirkersville Chief Steven "Eric" DiSario Memorial Highway."

COLUMBUS-State Senator Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) is encouraging districts to take advantage of a new grant opportunity to improve safety and security in local schools.

COLUMBUS-State Senator Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) today announced the release of the Joint Committee on Ohio College Affordability's report containing recommendations to address the cost of higher education.

COLUMBUS-Senate President Larry Obhof (R-Medina) this week appointed State Senator Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) and State Senator Rob McColley (R-Napoleon) to the Regional Economic Development Alliance Study Committee.

COLUMBUS-State Senator Jay Hottinger (R-Newark) announced today that Governor John Kasich signed House Bill 347 into law. The bill included amendments proposed by Senator Hottinger to designate a portion of State Route 93 in Tuscarawas County as the "PFC Oscar F. Nicewander Memorial Highway," a portion of State Route 520 in Holmes County as the "Cpl. Jerry Robert Spitler Memorial Highway," and a portion of U.S. Route 40 in the Village of Kirkersville in Licking County as the "Kirkersville Chief Steven "Eric" DiSario Memorial Highway."

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