By Rachel Dissell and The Marshall Project for Signal Cleveland. Broadcast version by Farah Siddiqi for Ohio News Connection ...

The state of Ohio will end driver’s license suspensions based on debts when House Bill 29 goes into law Wednesday, April 9.

A collective sigh of relief today for tens of thousands of drivers in Ohio. Some debt-related license suspensions are now eliminated under a new state law that went into effect today.

The state of Ohio will have one month to reinstate driver's licenses suspended for debt-related reasons after the new law ...

The law is named for Bryan and Teresa’s daughter, Liv, who was killed by a drunken driver on state Route 104 in September ...

OSHP reports the average number of crashes in Ohio has dropped by 8% and injuries are down 3% since the law went into effect.

A new Ohio law will lift driver’s license suspensions for people with unpaid court fines and fees, some of which stretch back years. Along with the new law — which takes effect April 9 — come several ...

Many drivers across Ohio are without a license for behavior unrelated to dangerous driving. A new law going into effect Wednesday will make it easier for drivers to get their licenses back and ...

HB 37, also known as "Liv's Law," will go into effect Wednesday, April 9. It will increase the penalties repeat OVI offenders ...