While Ohio Democrats and Republicans praised parts of Gov. Mike DeWine’s state of the state speech, the two parties have differing views of the governor’s child tax credit proposal.
However, DeWine spent most of his 71-minute speech on things his administration has already done and proposals that he has already laid out.
We’ve created all these incredible economic opportunities. Now our mission as a state is to act with great urgency and ...
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Gov. Mike DeWine is handing Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel, a former Youngstown State University and The Ohio State University football coach, a new playbook. During Wednesday’s State of the State address, ...
It’s a controversial issue involving the sale of recreational marijuana that has over $10.8 million of Ohio tax revenue in legal limbo.
The Mahoning Valley’s state legislative delegation liked Gov. Mike DeWine’s focus on Ohio’s economy, workforce and children ...
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine laid out his vision to give Ohioans “the tools to live up to their full potential” and “the ...
Gov. Mike DeWine is handing Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel, a former Youngstown State University and The Ohio State University football coach, a new playbook. During Wednesday’s State of the State address, ...
The Mahoning Valley’s state legislative delegation liked Gov. Mike DeWine’s focus on Ohio’s economy, workforce and children in his State of the State address, but expressed disappointment that he didn ...
As Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine delivered his 2025 State of the State address Wednesday, he focused largely on creating educational and economic opportunities and cited success stories from across the state.
The educators and parents are calling on State Rep. Brian Stewart to take action to stop these cuts from being passed.
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