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New Laws in Ohio & Kentucky: Minimum Wage, Marijuana, & More
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As 2026 begins, Ohio and the Tri-State area brace for new laws, including higher minimum wages, stricter marijuana rules, and property tax cuts. Ohios marijuana scene faces changes with Senate Bill fifty-six, capping THC levels, banning public use, and setting industry standards. Minimum wage increases to $11 for non-tipped workers and $5.50 for tipped ones. Other changes include cell phone bans in schools, property tax cuts, and tougher drivers license rules for young drivers. In Kentucky, income taxes drop, potentially costing the state millions. Both Kentucky and Indiana enact data privacy laws. Checkout Solipillow.com
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