The Ohio Senate passed its version of the state budget. Here's what it would mean for property taxes, Medicaid and more.

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 ...

Local families are among dozens from across the country at the nation's capital on Thursday meeting with lawmakers to ...

The existence of that program dropped the uninsured rate in Ohio to historic levels, according to the Health Policy Institute of Ohio. "In many cases, if there wasn't Medicaid dollars behind it, I ...

Food banks across Ohio are dealing with a major increase in need, but each Republican budget passed in the state cuts their funding from 2025 to 2026 by millions.

Ohio now has three different plans to fund K-12 education, pay for a Cleveland Browns stadium, and give property tax relief.

In Ohio’s Republican-dominated legislature, a push is underway to find creative, unconventional ways to achieve a number of ...

The proposed budget also requires that driver’s licenses or birth certificates reflect transgender people’s sex assigned at ...

Money the state receives from drug rebates goes back into the Medicaid budget to support spending, according to the study.

The budget includes property tax relief measures and cuts to Medicaid funding. It also contains provisions impacting schools, elections and marijuana revenue allocation. Ohio would cut taxes for ...

The House Budget Reconciliation Bill includes drastic cuts to Medicaid, which will take health insurance away from Ohioans.

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 ...