Ohio lawmakers are debating whether high school athletes should be allowed to make money from their name, image, and likeness. A new bill would roll back rules approved last fall by the Ohio High School Athletic Association.
Supporters say NIL deals could hurt students’ mental health and create unfair recruiting, while opponents argue students should have the right to earn money on their own time.
The bill is now being discussed at the Statehouse.
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Wadsworth State Representative Sharon Ray is working to modernize Ohio’s guardianship laws, saying the current system needs clearer rules and stronger accountability. Ray recently presented House Bill 491 to the Ohio House Judiciary Committee. The Read more
The newly formed Stark County Human Trafficking Task Force has made its first arrests following an undercover operation targeting individuals who allegedly believed they were communicating with minors online. Stark County Sheriff Eric Weisburn said Read more
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