November 17, 2009

Ohio Senate To Decide On Tax Cut Delay

Faced with an $851 million budget hole, Ohio lawmakers could soon decide on a plan to fill the gap.


October 28, 2009

Gov. Would Not Want Ohio To Refuse Public Option

A spokeswoman tells a newspaper that Gov. Ted Strickland would not want Ohio to opt out of any new government-run health insurance program.


September 22, 2009

2nd Ohio Execution Try Delayed Further

A federal judge on Tuesday further delayed an unprecedented second attempt to put a condemned rapist and killer to death by lethal injection.


August 04, 2009

Ohio Lottery Director Resigns

The director of the Ohio Lottery resigned Tuesday.


July 22, 2009

The Future Of Ohio’s History Unclear

The state budget recently signed by Gov. Ted Strickland has left many state funded departments and organizations trying to figure out how to make do with much less.


July 21, 2009

Early Education Takes Big Budget Hit

State budget cuts axe statewide Early Learning Initiative.


July 20, 2009

Agencies Wait For State Budget Fallout

Columbus Speech and Hearing Center is facing tougher times in wake of new state budget.


July 17, 2009

Strickland Signs State Budget

After three interim budget agreements, the official state budget was signed Friday afternoon.


July 08, 2009

Temporary State Budget Already Leading To Cuts

While the budget stalemate continues at the Statehouse the pain is already being felt across Ohio.

OU Student Worried Budget Cuts Could Further Cut Scholarship

Lacey Meeks is just months away from finishing her studies at Ohio University, and she could be one day away from losing part of the scholarship she depends on to pay for her schooling.

Law Allows 16-Year-Olds To Donate Blood

Teenagers in Ohio will now be able to donate blood.


July 07, 2009

Gov. Signs Second Interim Budget As Stalemate Continues

Lawmakers say they are working to resolve the state budget impasse.


June 30, 2009

Causes Compete With Each Other For Budget Attention

On the day after library supporters gathered at the Ohio Statehouse to protest proposed cuts, and the same day that environmental advocates gathered to urge lawmakers to prevent tax credits from going to dirty energy providers, home-based health care patients and advocates pushed to preserve funding levels while limiting funding increases for nursing homes.


June 29, 2009

Food Banks Facing Deep Cuts

As Republican and Democratic leaders try to hammer out a final budget agreement, those who feed the hungry in Central Ohio say they stand to lose a lot if the governor has his way.


June 23, 2009

Library Programs To Suffer As State Cuts Funding

Library usage is up, but programs will continue to suffer in the wake of state budget cuts.

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