OFCC reports that the Ohio legislation has finally passed a concealed carry bill. It will be sent to the Governor's desk, where he can either sign it, refuse to sign it, or veto it. If he refuses to sign it, it still becomes law, but he gets to have his cake and eat it too by both not supporting it, and not actually blocking it.

From what OFCC says, the bill still has several problems with it like the carjacker protection amendment, and the inclusion of license information in the public record. We'll have to wait and see what happens, but Governor Bob Taft, a Republican, will likely veto the bill and take his chances with the legislature again.