COLUMBUS, Ohio — A concealed weapons bill essentially the same as one that was passed in the House last session but died in a conference committee has been revived in the Legislature. Rep. Jim Aslanides, a Republican from Coshocton, on Tuesday introduced the measure, along with 55 bipartisan co-sponsors, that would allow citizens who meet certain requirements to carry concealed weapons. The House and Senate passed such bills last year but the legislation died before... (GunPolicy.org)