Estimated average weekly savings per driver during the 12-week “Gas Tax Holiday” that was rushed through the legislature and signed by Gov. DeWine this week. That’s roughly enough to cover an ...

Ohio’s legislature has given generous incentives to tech companies to build data centers in our state. Ohioans should have a say in whether and how to allow these facilities in our communities. What ...

Today, the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS), in partnership with the Department of Labor, released job and unemployment indicators for August, showing Ohio employers added just 2,100 ...

Major tax policy changes enacted by Ohio lawmakers since Governor Taft’s 2005 State Budget Bill ask families with the lowest incomes to pay more, the wealthy to pay less, and the state to forgo the ...

Unproductive tax breaks that favor corporations and wealthy Ohioans have riddled the state tax code for years.

In May 2023 Ohio fully restored the jobs lost to the COVID recession. In March 2024, Ohio posted the largest job total in the state’s history, restoring the jobs lost to the 2001 dot com recession. In ...

Ohio’s future depends on all our children thriving. Children need love, and a safe, stable environment that supports healthy growth and development. Yet poverty, racism and the ongoing opiate ...

Ohio’s students deserve a world-class education, including safe and well-resourced schools that are staffed with teachers who are well trained and fairly paid. Providing that education is our shared ...

Ohio’s working people are the state’s backbone. They make the products we use every day: cars, washing machines and more. They keep our communities safe. They teach our children and care for our ...

Someone to call. Someone to respond. Somewhere to go. Over the past few months, a variety of decisions have been impacting Cleveland’s crisis care continuum — some in the direction of progress, others ...

In 2026, millionaires in Ohio will pay the same 2.75% income tax rate as public school teachers, child care workers, firefighters or any Ohioan with income over $26,050. Twenty years ago, the Ohio tax ...

School is a place where childhood happens. Ohio’s public educators teach children of all races and backgrounds basic skills, but also challenge and inspire them to follow their dreams. For many ...