DeWine says education is top priority after questions arise following Trump's executive order to close DOE
DeWine said he still has a lot of questions about what exactly the dismantling will mean for funding for the state.
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State of the Union: MD governor wants betting tax increase, new AR bill, more
Maryland governor includes a sports betting tax hike in his budget, bi-partisan Arkansas bill would add online casino, and ...
Mike DeWine’s praise for closing U.S. Dept. of Ed could be very bad news for Ohio public schools: Today in Ohio
CLEVELAND, Ohio - When President Donald Trump ordered the U.S. Department of Education dismantled, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine was ...
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As fracking at Ohio’s largest state park gets underway, how the industry has changed this rural county
Fracking has become a "daily life thing" in Guernsey County, where Salt Fork State Park is located. Activists and supporters ...
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Child care costs more than public college for many Ohio families
It costs Ohio families more to send a kid to child care than to a four-year state school, according to the Economic Policy ...
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Ohio lawmakers move first property tax bill of new legislative session
The change won't reduce property owners' tax bills, but supporters say the change will make tax levy requests easier to ...
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Why school funding drops slightly in DeWine’s budget; Sherrod Brown moves to Columbus
News and insights from the State Signals newsletter; Plus, labor unions suffer a big defeat in Columbus related to higher ed ...
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Seeking To Bypass Congress, Donald To Sign EO To Eliminate Dept Of Education
Donald is expected to sign an executive order today to shutter the Education Department. Imagine hiring an Education Secretary like Linda McMahon to close the Education Department. Seems weird to me!
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Higher ed bill eliminating DEI programs passes Ohio House
Senate Bill 1 won’t head to Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine until the state Senate signs off on the minor changes, which it is expected ...
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Ohio lawmakers eyeing property tax relief in state budget and beyond
Major changes aimed at property owners digesting a historic increase in their tax bills still could be months or years away.
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‘It could only get worse’: CMSD cutting spending, considering closing schools as state and federal cuts loom
CMSD leaders are aiming to save about $150 million over the next three years as state and federal lawmakers consider ...
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Cleveland State could see increased spending, program cuts if controversial higher ed bill becomes law
Cleveland State and other public universities are already considering the changes a controversial higher education bill may ...