Affordable, fast and community-focused is what one local business owner envisioned for his food delivery service, Rapid Eats, which works with local restaurants to meet both their needs and their ...

Some Ohio colleges and universities fell in line before Senate Bill 1, the “Advance Ohio Higher Education Act,” even passed through the state legislature. And when it finally did in March, it ...

State Ohio’s new education law sparks debate on free speech, DEI and faculty rights Supporters say the law promotes intellectual diversity, while critics call it a threat to academic freedom.

Honesty for Ohio Education states the current version of the state budget gives $432.6 million in new funds to private school voucher programs and $226 in new funds to public schools. The ...

A Venezuelan illegal immigrant in Ohio faces federal charges after allegedly posing as a high school student using fraudulent documents.

Ohio education advocates who oppose Senate Bill 1, which will ban DEI in higher education, are collecting signatures in an attempt to allow voters to decide the bill at the ballot box.

Some of Ohio’s public universities have started making decisions because of S.B. 1. Ohio University announced it will close the Pride Center, the Women’s Center and the Multicultural Center.

(The Center Square) – A little more than a month after becoming law, Ohio’s higher education overhaul is under fire. Organizers have moved into the signature-gathering phase to allow voters to ...

The protest was sparked by Gov. Mike DeWine’s proposed budget, which includes more than $100 million in cuts to public education over the next two years, according to Policy Matters Ohio.

The Martin Center has been running a series of articles about higher education reforms in the states. Today, the Buckeye Institute’s Greg Lawson writes about higher ed reforms in Ohio. He writes: ...

ENON, Ohio (WDTN) — The Enon Police Department’s future depends on next week’s election. The village of Enon has a property tax appearing on next week’s ballot that if passed, will keep ...

Public education in Ohio is funded through a combination of local property taxes, state dollars, and federal funds. The largest share — roughly 50% — comes from local property taxes.