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Tax cuts, Medicaid, schools, Browns stadium: What Ohio Senate budget would mean for you
The Ohio Senate passed its version of the state budget. Here's what it would mean for property taxes, Medicaid and more.
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Cuts to Medicaid for Ohioans with disabilities could take away home care and job help
Concerns about loss of access don’t just extend to physical health concerns or daily home services, but also to behavioral health services, on which 47% of Ohio adults on Medicaid rely, according to ...
Flat income tax, property tax changes and Medicaid cuts dominate Ohio Senate budget plan
The plan would move Ohio to a flat 2.75% tax starting in 2026. Currently, Ohio taxes people who earn $26,051 to $100,000 at 2 ...
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Ohio would see more than $1 billion in revenue if Medicaid expansion group stays, new study finds
Money the state receives from drug rebates goes back into the Medicaid budget to support spending, according to the study.
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Many unaware of threats to Ohio Medicaid, advocates say
As threats build to Medicaid, the federal-state health program for the poor, even many Ohioans who stand to be affected don’t ...
Ohio Republicans’ state budget priorities: Helping the rich while aiming to cut spending for the poor
In Ohio’s Republican-dominated legislature, a push is underway to find creative, unconventional ways to achieve a number of ...
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Ohio budget would ban Medicaid from covering gender affirming mental health care
The proposed budget also requires that driver’s licenses or birth certificates reflect transgender people’s sex assigned at ...
As a doctor, I'm telling you that Medicaid cuts will cost Ohio money — and lives | Opinion
The House Budget Reconciliation Bill includes drastic cuts to Medicaid, which will take health insurance away from Ohioans.
Senate gives $1 billion tax cut to wealthy Ohioans in state budget
Ohio now has three different plans to fund K-12 education, pay for a Cleveland Browns stadium, and give property tax relief.
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Cuts to Medicaid could hit Ohio health care systems hard
According to data from the Ohio Department of Medicaid, 764,310 people are under the Medicaid expansion as of April 2025.
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Flat income tax, property tax changes and Medicaid cuts dominate Ohio Senate budget plan
The Ohio Senate proposed a budget that includes a flat 2.75% income tax, property tax changes and Medicaid cuts. The budget also includes expanded homestead exemptions for seniors, veterans and ...