Gov. DeWine’s proposed budget seeks to get more high school students to stay in Ohio for college
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s two-year state budget proposal seeks to get more high school students to stay in Ohio for college through increased scholarship funding. But overall funding for the Ohio Department of Higher Education dips in the second year of his plan.
Byron Donalds angrily confronted Speaker Mike Johnson about a lack of legislative action. And warring factions chose sides.
Who will replace Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine in 2027? The race for Ohio governor has already begun with several candidates throwing ...
DeWine’s proposed child tax credit — introduced this week in his fourth and final two-year proposed budget framework — would, if approved, give Ohio families up to $1,000 in tax refunds for each child ...
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Here’s who qualifies for Ohio’s proposed child tax creditAnnounced Monday, the governor introduced an idea for a statewide child tax credit that would involve raising the cigarette tax and still need to be approved by state lawmakers. The new credit would ...
Budget proposal would allow schools to partner with driving training programs to make them more affordable and directly ...
Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague will announce a bid for secretary of state after abandoning efforts to run for governor in 2026 ...
DeWine said not enough kids across the state are going to drivers’ education, and he thinks that is causing more issues on ...
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