Gov. DeWine’s proposed budget seeks to get more high school students to stay in Ohio for college
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s two-year state budget proposal seeks to get more high school students to stay in Ohio for college through increased scholarship funding. But overall funding for the Ohio Department of Higher Education dips in the second year of his plan.
Gov. Mike DeWine, a Republican, announced his budget proposal for the next two years of state government operations.
DeWine’s proposed child tax credit — introduced this week in his fourth and final two-year proposed budget framework — would, if approved, give Ohio families up to $1,000 in tax refunds for each child ...
DeWine told reporters at a press conference on Monday, Feb. 3, that some of those new incremental tax funds would be eligible ...
If Governor DeWins's budget proposal for contributing to the Browns Brook Park dome passes, look for him to get a 'game ball' ...
Less than a week until the biggest sports betting day of the year, Ohio’s governor revealed a plan to double the tax on sportsbooks. The state collected roughly $180 million ...
Mike DeWine signed an executive order requiring state employees to return to regular in-office work, with a few exceptions.
Mike DeWine's budget are just right with a focus on helping families. I particularly like the logic of funding sports ...
DeWine said that his proposal also would cover the final two years of the Fair School Funding Plan, which was designed to be ...
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