It slaps workers in face. 14 reasons people hate DeWine's work in person mandate | Opinion
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine ruffled feathers when he signed an order this week mandating that 44,000 state workers return to ...
Gov. DeWine’s proposed budget would invest $100 million to increase housing in rural parts of Ohio
As America’s housing crisis continues, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s proposed two-year state budget would add more funding to building homes. The governor’s state budget proposal would invest $100 million ...
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DeWine defends proposed sports betting tax, says it could ‘certainly’ help with Browns dome
Governor Mike DeWine is doubling down on his proposed sports betting tax to help fund stadium projects, including the ...
Dewine proposes a new child tax credit for Ohioans by increasing cigarette taxes
Governor Mike Dewine recently proposed a child tax credit as a part of his state budget plan for 2026-27. In an effort to aid young families in Ohio, the state ...
Governor Mike DeWine, Cleveland fight for 2030 Special Olympics
Cleveland is a city built on grit, perseverance and an unbreakable spirit—qualities that align perfectly with the values of ...
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Governor and group celebrate Cleveland Special Olympics bid
CLEVELAND – Ohio Governor Mike DeWine today joined leaders with Greater Cleveland Sports Commission and Special Olympics Ohio ...
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COLUMN: Gov. Mike DeWine's plan could solve region’s stadium problem. But will it come in time?
"Without major league teams, Ohio will be viewed as even more of a backwater than the rest of the country already sees it as." ...
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What’s next for Ohio’s state budget talks; positioning continues for 2026 election
News and insights from the latest State Signals newsletter. Plus, why advocates say a common autism therapy is out of reach.
State money could be used for paused Lucas County jail project
Some new state funding could help to get the Lucas County Jail project back on track. The project is currently paused but a new pool of state money meant just for jails is now on the table.
State money for Ohio colleges may be tied to whether graduates get employed
Ohio offers up to $5,000 per year to students who graduate in the top 5% of their high-school class to attend an in-state college or university, which can be public or private. About 76% of the 6,250 ...