Eligibility for Publicly Funded Child Care wasn’t increased in the Ohio Senate proposal as advocates had urged, maintaining ...

As Staver notes, the Senate’s two-year, $60.3 billion budget plan includes several major differences with the House’s budget ...

The House's Child Care Cred program would have split costs between employers, employees and the state to address Ohio's child ...

The Ohio Senate passed its version of the state budget. Here's what it would mean for property taxes, Medicaid and more.

The Ohio House approved a bill sponsored by state Rep. Tex Fischer to require employers in the construction business to use the federal E-Verify program to ensure all workers hired in Ohio are legally ...

Tucked inside the Ohio Senate’s $60.23 billion biennial state budget bill are four appropriations for Mahoning Valley ...

Regardless, all three bodies agree that $600 million is the magic number for the state's contribution. Much more work needs ...

Ohio's House and Senate will now hash out the differences between their versions behind closed doors, in what is called ...

The Ohio Senate's budget advances electoral reforms, with Secretary of State LaRose advocating for the measures, including ...

An Ohio Senate vote has finalized its proposed two-year state spending plan that would, among many other things, create a flat 2.75% income tax; change how schools are funded; and use Ohioans' ...

An Ohio Senate committee is considering a bill that would restrict foreign ownership of land across much of Ohio, including areas close to military installations. The bill restricts ownership of land ...

The plan would move Ohio to a flat 2.75% tax starting in 2026. Currently, Ohio taxes people who earn $26,051 to $100,000 at 2 ...