A two-year, $60 billion state operating budget is headed to Republican Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine. It flattens the state’s income tax and sets aside $600 million in unclaimed funds for a new

A $60 billion plan to spend your tax dollars in Ohio is now on Governor Mike DeWine's desk. Republican state lawmakers approved their budget for the year without any Democratic support. Sign up for our Newsletters It includes an income tax cut for people who make more than six figures,

Ohio’s new two-year budget reflects the Republican supermajority’s priorities—flat taxes, private school funding, and limits on local property taxes.