Which of these locations is generally prohibited for carrying a concealed weapon in Ohio?

In Ohio, carrying a concealed weapon is generally prohibited in government buildings. This includes any property or building owned, leased, or controlled by the state or federal government. It is important to note that while it is generally prohibited, there may be exceptions for those with a valid concealed carry permit. A is incorrect because carrying a concealed weapon in a restaurant serving alcohol is allowed as long as the individual has a valid concealed carry permit and is not consuming alcohol. B is incorrect because carrying a concealed weapon in a private vehicle is allowed as long as the individual has a valid concealed carry permit and the weapon is properly stored. D is incorrect because not all of the above locations are generally prohibited for carrying a concealed weapon in Ohio.