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Gov. Mike DeWine issues 67 vetoes in Ohio’s $60 billion budget: Here’s what he cut
The vetoes touch on a range of issues, from restrictions on purchasing sugary drinks with food assistance benefits to funding ...
Ohio budget changes driver's education requirements. Here's the new law
The state budget changed an Ohio law that allows 18-, 19- and 20-year-olds to avoid extensive driver's education.
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DeWine details all that's passed and failed in Ohio's 2026-27 operating budget
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed Ohio's fiscal year 2026-27 operating budget into law Monday night and held a press ...
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Gov. DeWine signs off on using unclaimed funds for Browns stadium, future Ohio projects
With his signature late Monday night, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has allowed a controversial funding plan for a new Cleveland ...
DeWine signs $60 billion state budget into law
Senate Approves Banning Unemployment Benefits For People With More Than $1m Income I was married twice. Can I switch from my ...
Ohio court rules Gov. Mike DeWine must pursue $900M in federal pandemic aid
The ongoing class action lawsuit chides DeWine for refusing to accept the money in 2021 as a policy choice. The ruling upheld a judge's earlier decision.
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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Signs $60 Billion Budget, Slashes Top Income Tax Rate, and Approves Funds for New Browns Stadium Amid 67 Vetoes
Ohio Governor DeWine signs a $60 billion budget, vetoes 67 provisions, and stirs debate with tax cuts and stadium funding.
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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signs budget giving $600 million to Cleveland Browns
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has signed the state's massive operating budget, which includes funding for a new Cleveland Browns ...
Ohio governor signs 2-year, $60 billion budget that includes funding for football stadium
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has signed a two-year, $60 billion operating budget. It flattens the state’s income tax and sets aside ...
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine voices concerns with parts of Trump immigration enforcement
MASON, OH – Gov. Mike DeWine on June 17 voiced concerns with parts of President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown, saying he's heard concerns from companies worried about losing workers.