In Episode 55 of Message from the House, Representative Adam Bird discusses Issue 3, which will appear on Ohio's November ballot. As a joint sponsor of HJR 9, Rep. Bird explains why the Ohio General Assembly chose to take the photo ID requirement a step further by enshrining it into from state law into the Ohio Constitution, and what that would mean for the long-term integrity of Ohio elections.

In Episode 54 of Message from the House, Representatives Bob Peterson and Angie King following the Joint Legislative Agriculture Committee meeting at the Ohio State Fair. The conversation covers Ohio's $124 billion agriculture industry, legislative priorities for farmers including health insurance access and property tax relief, and their fair-food favorites. Both representatives bring personal farming backgrounds to the table as they reflect on what they took away from the day's committee meeting, what excites them about the next generation of Ohio farmers, and why protecting the family farm remains one of their top priorities in the Statehouse.

In Episode 53 of Message from the House, Representatives Haraz Ghanbari and Cindy Abrams discuss Sub House Bill 479 — now signed into law. The legislation creates the Ohio Post-Traumatic Stress Fund Commission, a landmark step toward ensuring that firefighters, EMTs, and law enforcement officers have access to the mental health support they need after traumatic events. Reps. Ghanbari and Abrams walk through what the commission does, what treatment and expenses are eligible for reimbursement, and what gaps in the current system this law is designed to close.

In Episode 52 of Message from the House, Representatives Cindy Abrams (R-Harrison) and Phil Plummer (R-Dayton) discuss three significant public safety bills moving through the Ohio General Assembly. The conversation begins with House Bill 667, the Reagan Tokes and Patrick Heringer Act — legislation inspired by two tragic cases that exposed critical gaps in Ohio's criminal sentencing system — and what new tools it would give judges when dealing with repeat or high-risk offenders.

In a special Take Your Child to Work Day edition of Message From the House, Representatives Adam Mathews and Monica Robb Blasdel bring their children to the Ohio Statehouse for a behind-the-scenes look.

Speaker Matt Huffman and House Finance Chair Brian Stewart discuss the capital budget and legislation addressing Ohio's projected $1.5 billion budget surplus in this episode of Message From the House.

The capital budget invests nearly $4 billion in tangible projects across all 88 counties — from K-12 school buildings and higher education facilities to fairgrounds, theaters, and parks.

State Representatives Adam Holmes, Thad Claggett, and Heidi Workman discuss the newly formed Ohio Joint Data Center Committee in this episode of Message From the House. As data center development continues to expand across Ohio, lawmakers have established a joint committee between both chambers to study the issue and develop policy recommendations. The committee recently held its first meeting, and Representatives Holmes, Claggett, and Workman discuss the key themes and concerns raised, how the committee will engage with stakeholders, local officials, industry experts, and residents, and what Ohioans can expect as the process moves forward

State Representatives Adam Holmes and Melanie Miller are joined by Todd Kleismit, Executive Director of the America 250-Ohio Commission, to discuss Ohio's role in the nation's 250th anniversary celebration in this episode of Message From the House. As the United States approaches its semiquarter-millennial, Ohio is positioning itself as a key part of the national commemoration. Representative Holmes serves as the Caucus' representative to the America 250-Ohio Commission, and Representative Miller chairs the Arts, Athletics and Tourism Committee. This episode also follows the House passage of HB 732, Rep. Miller's legislation creating the "Ohio, The Heart of It All Pass" — a first-of-its-kind tourism pass offering Ohio residents and visitors access to discounts and experiences at participating attractions statewide, launching free to Ohio residents in 2026.