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, ...
Not all workers will be required to return on day one. DeWine's order and the policy changes made by DAS allow agencies to give exemptions for field workers, workers in offices that do not have enough ...
Major changes aimed at property owners digesting a historic increase in their tax bills still could be months or years away.
A handful of those against state cuts to public school funding protested outside Youngstown's Board of Education Thursday ...
More than two hundred central Ohio educators and parents joined forces Wednesday night to call on state lawmakers to ...
Thousands of Central Ohio employees face the reality of returning to their offices after working remotely for years due to the pandemic.
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Laws passed by Congress, like the CHIPS Act, that ensure the technology of tomorrow is beingbuilt today in Ohio and guarantee ...
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 ...
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.
During his 71-minute speech at the Ohio Statehouse, DeWine outlined plans to put newly appointed Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel in charge of initiatives to promote physical fitness in schools and coordinating ...
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