While the Ohio legislature has finished up the bulk of its work for the year, lawmakers have introduced several proposals that have so far not advanced.
Ohio was given a 2.35 percent rate to finance the costs of constructing elementary and secondary schools over the course of 20 years, which is the lowest rate that the state has on record.
The Southern Ohio Port Authority (SOPA) failed to provide the necessary documents to the state for it could conduct its biannual audit, State Auditor Keith Faber announced Tuesday.
Ohio was awarded a $7.5 million federal grant to test and deploy self-driving car technology.
Ohio’s five largest cities ran the gamut in a recent comparative review of the best and worst cities to retire in the U.S.
Most of Ohio’s lowest performing school districts have improved from the 2017-18 school year to the 2018-19 school year on the Ohio Department of Education’s annual report card.
U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, has introduced legislation that would force businesses to provide job training for workers if they will be affected by the introduction of new technology.
The Department of Energy has announced an investment of just under $9.2 million into Ohio’s Davis-Besse power plant, which was prevented from going into bankruptcy thanks to a state government bailout.
Legislation being considered in the Ohio Legislature would adjust how the state handles poor-performing schools. The bill seeks to hand back more local control, but its critics argue that it doesn’t go far enough.
Several Ohio residents and some interest groups testified in favor of a bill that would limit the reasons for which a public entity can seize private land for public use.
While the Ohio legislature has finished up the bulk of its work for the year, lawmakers have introduced several proposals that have so far not advanced.
Ohio was given a 2.35 percent rate to finance the costs of constructing elementary and secondary schools over the course of 20 years, which is the lowest rate that the state has on record.
The Southern Ohio Port Authority (SOPA) failed to provide the necessary documents to the state for it could conduct its biannual audit, State Auditor Keith Faber announced Tuesday.
Ohio was awarded a $7.5 million federal grant to test and deploy self-driving car technology.
Ohio’s five largest cities ran the gamut in a recent comparative review of the best and worst cities to retire in the U.S.
Most of Ohio’s lowest performing school districts have improved from the 2017-18 school year to the 2018-19 school year on the Ohio Department of Education’s annual report card.
U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, has introduced legislation that would force businesses to provide job training for workers if they will be affected by the introduction of new technology.
The Department of Energy has announced an investment of just under $9.2 million into Ohio’s Davis-Besse power plant, which was prevented from going into bankruptcy thanks to a state government bailout.
Legislation being considered in the Ohio Legislature would adjust how the state handles poor-performing schools. The bill seeks to hand back more local control, but its critics argue that it doesn’t go far enough.
Several Ohio residents and some interest groups testified in favor of a bill that would limit the reasons for which a public entity can seize private land for public use.
A workers' rights group is suing an Ohio public union, claiming it is unconstitutionally preventing members from leaving and opting out of paying dues.
