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Local officials react to Gov. Mike DeWine signing budget, issuing line-item vetos
In the early morning hours Tuesday, Gov. Mike DeWine’s office announced he had signed the state’s biennial operating budget, and issued 67 line-item vetoes of the contents of the bill. DeWine vetoed a group of property tax reforms that would have a significant state-wide impact.
The state budget changed an Ohio law that allows 18-, 19- and 20-year-olds to avoid extensive driver's education.
A budget is more than numbers on a page. It’s a declaration of values. It tells us what our leaders believe matters − and who ...
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Ohio's new $60 billion budget creates a 2.75% flat income tax for everyone. Discover how these major changes will affect your ...
Ohio’s budget, which sets the state’s executive branch spending for fiscal years 2026 and 2027, portions out $60 billion in state funds, much more in supplemental federal funds, and contains hundreds ...
Ohio invests in its future by funneling funds into various priorities including children's health and workforce development, ...
Will more Ohio school districts try to pass more income tax levies amid uncertainty with property tax levies as the state ...
Ohio lawmakers have been moving toward banning cell phones for some time. They passed a law in 2024 that required school ...
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