COLUMBUS-State Senators Michael Rulli (R-Salem) and Rob McColley(R-Napoleon), joint-sponsors of Senate Bill 120, yesterday joined their Senate colleagues in unanimously passing their legislation to lift a state cap on the number of annual audits that can be performed on institutions of higher education.

COLUMBUS-State Senator Michael Rulli (R-Salem) this week announced the Senate passage of legislation that aims to bolster the economic development of Ohio's low-income communities by incentivizing investments in Ohio's opportunity zones.

COLUMBUS—The Senate unanimously passed legislation today, sponsored by State Senators Michael Rulli (R-Salem) and Stephanie Kunze (R-Hilliard), which will invest an additional $100 million ...

COLUMBUS—State Senator Michael Rulli (R-Salem) is applauding Attorney General Dave Yost and the Liberty Township Police, who today announced that an undercover operation targeting human traf ...

COLUMBUS—This week State Senator Michael Rulli (R-Salem) welcomed members of the Leetonia High School and Junior High School student councils to the Ohio Statehouse. "It was a pleasure to h ...

COLUMBUS—State Senator Michael Rulli (R-Salem) today introduced legislation that will ensure greater transparency and promote better efficiency in local elections by allowing local candidates ...

COLUMBUS—State Senator Michael Rulli (R-Salem) yesterday welcomed Pranav Padmanabhan to the Ohio Statehouse to learn about his innovative research on how to prevent pedestrian road trauma, ut ...

COLUMBUS—State Senators Michael Rulli (R-Salem) and Stephanie Kunze (R-Hilliard) today stood before the Senate Finance Committee to give sponsor testimony on Senate Bill 4 , which includes ...

COLUMBUS- Ohio Senate President Larry Obhof (R-Medina) this week appointed State Senator Michael Rulli (R-Salem) to several important Senate committees for the 133rd General Assembly.

COLUMBUS—State Senator Michael Rulli (R-Salem) yesterday joined other area lawmakers to express their support for the hardworking employees of the Lordstown GM plant, who are set to lose thei ...