(The Center Square) – An attorney who successfully argued public employees cannot be required to pay union dues or fees has joined an Ohio lawsuit involving a high school Spanish teacher who does not want union representation for bargaining.
(The Center Square) – With plans to include a $15 minimum wage in President Joe Biden administration’s COVID-19 recovery proposal quashed by rules procedures, U.S. Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, has introduced his own wage hike.
(The Center Square) – Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost filed a lawsuit Thursday against President Joe Biden's administration and the U.S. Census Bureau to get a population count for the state in order to move forward with congressional redistricting.
(The Center Square) – With more employees working from home rather than offices, Ohio’s income tax laws continue to be challenged, and the latest opposition comes in the General Assembly.
(The Center Square) – More than half of Ohio’s small businesses say they are at risk of closing by the end of the first quarter without more federal help, according to a new report released by a business referral network.
(The Center Square) – More than 40 individuals and organizations lined up Wednesday to oppose a bill in the Ohio Senate that, according to its sponsor, makes wide-ranging changes to many of Ohio’s public assistance programs.
(The Center Square) – Ohio, with a monitored population of 9,730,885, reported that 391 hate crimes occurred within its borders in 2019, the latest year for which data was available, according to newly released FBI data.
(The Center Square) – Judicial elections in Ohio could become more partisan if a bill introduced this week in the General Assembly passes and is signed by the governor.
(The Center Square) – First, Ohio’s curfew ended. Now, fans will be back in the stands.
(The Center Square) – Cleveland finished ahead of Phoenix and Detroit to be the home of a corporate expansion project that should create more than 600 new jobs, Ohio Lt. Gov. Jon Husted announced.
(The Center Square) – An attorney who successfully argued public employees cannot be required to pay union dues or fees has joined an Ohio lawsuit involving a high school Spanish teacher who does not want union representation for bargaining.
(The Center Square) – With plans to include a $15 minimum wage in President Joe Biden administration’s COVID-19 recovery proposal quashed by rules procedures, U.S. Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, has introduced his own wage hike.
(The Center Square) – Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost filed a lawsuit Thursday against President Joe Biden's administration and the U.S. Census Bureau to get a population count for the state in order to move forward with congressional redistricting.
(The Center Square) – With more employees working from home rather than offices, Ohio’s income tax laws continue to be challenged, and the latest opposition comes in the General Assembly.
(The Center Square) – More than half of Ohio’s small businesses say they are at risk of closing by the end of the first quarter without more federal help, according to a new report released by a business referral network.
(The Center Square) – More than 40 individuals and organizations lined up Wednesday to oppose a bill in the Ohio Senate that, according to its sponsor, makes wide-ranging changes to many of Ohio’s public assistance programs.
(The Center Square) – Ohio, with a monitored population of 9,730,885, reported that 391 hate crimes occurred within its borders in 2019, the latest year for which data was available, according to newly released FBI data.
(The Center Square) – Judicial elections in Ohio could become more partisan if a bill introduced this week in the General Assembly passes and is signed by the governor.
(The Center Square) – First, Ohio’s curfew ended. Now, fans will be back in the stands.
(The Center Square) – Cleveland finished ahead of Phoenix and Detroit to be the home of a corporate expansion project that should create more than 600 new jobs, Ohio Lt. Gov. Jon Husted announced.
(The Center Square) – Few, if anyone, enjoy paying taxes, and Ohioans might be a little more displeased than others with one of the nation’s largest effective real estate property tax rates, according to a recent study.
