Ohio Senate unanimously approves more driver training, money for highways
The Ohio Senate unanimously approved a $11.5 billion transportation budget that funds highways, airports, and rail travel.
How the Ohio Senate plans to fix an AI-driven energy shortage: Capitol Letter
Heads up: A new report shows Head Start serves around 33,000 young Ohio children, mostly from lower income families, and ...
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Chavez Approves $11 Billion Transportation Budget in Senate
COLUMBUS—The Ohio Senate approved Amended Substitute House Bill 54, Ohio’s $11 billion two-year transportation budget. State Senator Brian Chavez (R-Marietta) voted in support of the bill. “The ...
Ohio’s new power policy takes step forward
The end to nearly $500,000 in taxpayer daily subsidies for two coal-fired power plants, one in Indiana, has taken a major ...
More gas, fewer surcharges: Breaking apart the Senate’s plan to solve Ohio’s energy crisis
An Ohio Senate committee on Tuesday unanimously passed legislation that backers say will eliminate add-on charges to ...
Ohio officials hopeful Intel gets plant funds targeted by Trump
In many ways, the project is emblematic of the uncertainty over funds pledged but unspent by the Biden administration.