The editorial staff at the Ohio Statehouse has been using the many House and Senate committee meetings that take place each year in Columbus, which often yield more work than traditional statehouse reporting. The paper's reporter, Karan Singh, has been covering these sessions for six weeks and has been successful. He has covered key issues such as a bill allowing the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public schools, a bill clarifying how authorities can handle temporary custody of children who cannot be immediately returned home when parents become arrested or have medical crises, or parents become temporarily without guardians. Singh's coverage provides valuable information about what might be possible if lawmakers truly seek to help Ohio residents.