When it comes to taxes on cellphone bills, Ohioans pay among the lowest rates in the nation.
A $2.3 billion project from General Motors and LG Chem that is expected to create 1,100 jobs in Northeast Ohio may be eligible for subsidies or tax incentives, but such incentives have not yet been agreed upon.
The Buckeye Institute, a free-market think tank based in Ohio, has identified 30 occupational licenses in the state for which it says the requirements could be reduced or even eliminated entirely.
Two Ohio departments launched a statewide action plan to test drinking water for man-made “forever chemicals,” but the costs and the funding of the plan have not yet been determined.
Ohio imprisons 567 people per 100,000 residents, 15th most in the country, while spending $181 for every resident of the state to do so, a new analysis reveals.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced Tuesday the creation of a program designed to speed up the process for rehabilitated citizens to receive a pardon from the state.
The Ohio Division of Unclaimed Funds now has more than $3 billion that is owed to people. Some of these unclaimed funds could be an uncashed check, an uncashed insurance policy or a bank account, rent or utility deposit.
Ohio is one of 42 states across the country operating in the black, according to a recently unveiled analysis that looked at government spending through the lens of the new U.S. tax codes.
The Great Lakes region is facing threats because of pollution from toxic chemicals found in common household items, according to a National Wildlife Federation report.
Education has long been considered the path to professional and financial success. It’s true that higher levels of education correspond with lower unemployment and higher earnings. But, a combination of sharp tuition increases and comparatively slow wage growth has created an environment in …
When it comes to taxes on cellphone bills, Ohioans pay among the lowest rates in the nation.
A $2.3 billion project from General Motors and LG Chem that is expected to create 1,100 jobs in Northeast Ohio may be eligible for subsidies or tax incentives, but such incentives have not yet been agreed upon.
The Buckeye Institute, a free-market think tank based in Ohio, has identified 30 occupational licenses in the state for which it says the requirements could be reduced or even eliminated entirely.
Two Ohio departments launched a statewide action plan to test drinking water for man-made “forever chemicals,” but the costs and the funding of the plan have not yet been determined.
Ohio imprisons 567 people per 100,000 residents, 15th most in the country, while spending $181 for every resident of the state to do so, a new analysis reveals.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced Tuesday the creation of a program designed to speed up the process for rehabilitated citizens to receive a pardon from the state.
The Ohio Division of Unclaimed Funds now has more than $3 billion that is owed to people. Some of these unclaimed funds could be an uncashed check, an uncashed insurance policy or a bank account, rent or utility deposit.
Ohio is one of 42 states across the country operating in the black, according to a recently unveiled analysis that looked at government spending through the lens of the new U.S. tax codes.
The Great Lakes region is facing threats because of pollution from toxic chemicals found in common household items, according to a National Wildlife Federation report.
Education has long been considered the path to professional and financial success. It’s true that higher levels of education correspond with lower unemployment and higher earnings. But, a combination of sharp tuition increases and comparatively slow wage growth has created an environment in …
Four Ohio hospitals received a “D” grade in Leapfrog’s 2019 Hospital Safety Grades.
