State of Emergency

Mayor Dan Horrigan enacted the emergency following demonstrations over the deadly shooting of Jayland Walker by eight police officers; A smaller group of protesters peacefully marched to Horrigan's home and were met with police in riot gear; more stories.

The law will go into effect in 90 days. The governor has said it could be challenged in court.

At the center of the debate the Ohio governor's authority on states of emergency.

The governor says he'll veto it, and Republicans say they'll vote to override a veto.

Bob Cupp says the state needs to have "some reasonable legislative oversight" with emergency orders of this kind.

The governor gives examples of orders that have reduced the spread of the coronavirus and hospitalizations as a result of COVID-19 infections.

Gov. Mike DeWine says he'll veto the bill if the Ohio House passes it.

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