Ohio lawmakers are on the cusp of reshaping the state’s energy market. Here’s how
The state could be on the cusp of reshaping its marketplace for energy, with major implications for customer power bills and ...
Governor signs ban on DEI in Ohio public colleges despite opposition by students and teachers
Students, teachers and civil rights groups are calling on Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine to veto legislation that would ban diversity, ...
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SB 1 becomes law; Ohio public higher education overhaul bill signed by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Friday afternoon
The reconstruction of higher education is underway. Ohio Senate Bill 1 — which bans diversity, equity and inclusion programming and faculty striking, limits the teaching of controversial subjects, ...
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Students, Faculty Are Asking Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine to Veto Massive Higher ed Overhaul Bill
"Republicans are driving students, young adults, and business away from Ohio. We’re urging Governor DeWine to do the right ...
Ohio House passes bills to ax coal fees, attract new energy to the state
Ohio must create more energy to avoid blackouts and high electric bills while still powering new data centers and technology.
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The biggest question in the Ohio Statehouse right now: Is Jim Tressel running for governor?
Ohio Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel continues to punt the question of whether he is running for governor as some Republican leaders start to make their endorsements.
Ohio lawmakers close in on killing state’s costly coal-plant subsidies: Capitol Letter
State subsidies for two coal-fired power plants, which cost Ohio electric customers $174 million last year, were passed as ...
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.