An obscure government organization could lower your property taxes collected by schools, libraries and other entities if veto ...

Columbus City Schools officials say that the state's two-year budget will challenge the district financially and stretch ...

A tight vote is expected next week when Ohio House republicans return to the Ohio Statehouse in an attempt to override Gov. Mike DeWine’s property tax vetoes.

It has been 65 years since a group of classmates said goodbye to their alma mater … Steubenville “Big Red” High School. For ...

Yellow Corn vs. White Corn: A Corn Farmer from Iowa Explains the Difference U.S. payrolls increased by 147,000 in June, more ...

For the second time, an Ohio court has ruled the state must reinstate participation in the COVID-19 federal unemployment fund ...

Gov. DeWine announces $137M in highway safety funding ...

Ohio Rep. Michael Rulli wants July 13, the date of the Trump rally shooting, designated as “Faith and Defiance Day.” ...

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed into law on Monday a two-year state budget that includes numerous changes to K-12 education across the state.

An obscure government organization could lower your property taxes collected by schools, libraries and other entities if veto override moves forward.

The ongoing class action lawsuit chides DeWine for refusing to accept the money in 2021 as a policy choice. Monday's ruling upheld a judge's earlier decision.

The new state budget is in effect after Gov. Mike DeWine issued 67 vetoes, many of which directly impacted public education funding. Leaders from Ohio’s largest ...