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Dark Money Groups Dropped $7 Million on Ohio Supreme Court Races
Republicans benefitted from nearly 70% of the outside spending, or about $4.6 million.
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Ohio Businesses Were Promised Funding for Solar but Worry the Trump Administration Won’t Pay
DOGE cuts at USDA have created uncertainty and put projects in limbo
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Playhouse Square’s Bulkley Apartments Open as District Continues to Strive for Neighborhood Status
“Resident-friendly, visitor-friendly, pedestrian-friendly,” Playhouse Square CEO Craig Hassall said. “That’s what’s in my head.”
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Ohio Gov. DeWine Emphasizes Workforce, Child Care Programs in State of the State Address
“We’ve created all these incredible economic opportunities. Now our mission as a state is to act with great urgency and intense focus on filling these jobs.”
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Former Crop Bistro Owner Charged With Felonies for Using $800,000 in COVID Relief Funds on Personal Expenses
“We have seen numerous examples of citizens using COVID Relief Funds for improper purposes,” O’Malley said. “This case is one of the most egregious.”
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More Than 700 People Submitted Opponent Testimony Against Controversial Ohio Higher Education Bill
Senate Bill 1 would ban diversity and inclusion efforts, prevent faculty from striking, and set rules around classroom discussion, among other things
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Cuyahoga County Council Grills Downtown Cleveland Inc. Over Renewal of Special Improvement District Business Tax
“If you haven’t lost support, why do you need government to put you over?” one councilman asked Downtown Cleveland, Inc.
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Without Funding, Ohio’s State Board of Education Superintendent Says They May Not Be Able to Fulfill Mission
Without help from the state operating budget this year, the administration will have to look into another year of cuts, and this time, the cuts to staff that could be crippling.
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Ticket Sales Continue to Lag at the Capitol Theatre, Which Loses Tens of Thousands Each Year
The West Side’s only movie theater is still behind on paying back the $1.5 million city loan from 2009 that helped bring it back to life
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Despite Claims of Transparency, JobsOhio Pay Disclosure Begs Questions
JobsOhio doesn’t provide the names of employees on salary disclosure forms to “protect their privacy”
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Trump Cuts Will Affect Tree Canopy Restoration Work in Cuyahoga County
Millions of dollars meant for tree-planting across Ohio are up in the air
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Ohio House Republicans Introduce Their Own Proposal to Rewrite State’s Recreational Marijuana Law
The Ohio House Republican version would keep home grow and tax levels the same, but reduce THC levels and redirect most of the tax revenue