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.
Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague will announce a bid for secretary of state after abandoning efforts to run for governor in 2026 ...
To pay for a new child tax credit and jails, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine wants to raise taxes for gamblers, smokers and ...
Budget proposal would allow schools to partner with driving training programs to make them more affordable and directly ...
DeWine's budget rollout Monday kicks off months of negotiation over billions to fund state government for the next two years, ...
DeWine said not enough kids across the state are going to drivers’ education, and he thinks that is causing more issues on ...
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has taken a stand, deciding in his budget to fully fund public education after some of his Republican colleagues threatened to cut K-12 spending.
Solid, compassionate conservatives with good values like DeWine are what keep me in the Republican Party in these days of President Donald Trump, his co-president Elon Musk and their anti-family, ...
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine kicked off the state's biannual budget process Monday with a proposed 2026-2027 operating budget package that would cost the state $61 billion, about $25 billion less than the ...
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed an executive order Tuesday requiring some state employees to return to regular in-office work, ...
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