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K-12 School Funding - Policy Matters Ohio K-12 School Funding Ohio’s legislature has repeatedly reduced the state share of funding for public K-12 education, forcing our kids, teachers, and school communities to do more with less — even as the state spends billions on private tuition vouchers. One result is increased property taxes, whi...

Immigrant kids can attend school regardless of citizenship. Some states like Ohio are challenging it • Ohio Capital Journal The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 1982 that all immigrants, regardless of citizenship status, have the right to attend a public K-12 school in the U.S. But Republican lawmakers in Ohio, Tennessee, and Oklahoma are trying to pass laws that challenge the decision.

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Region lands largest federal grant to expand training for nuclear-related jobs OAK HARBOR, Ohio — Nearly $40 million will be invested in northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan to train future engineers, operators, and other specialists ...

How Trump’s SAVE America Act could make it harder for married women to vote • Ohio Capital Journal Millions of women could face new challenges to voting under President Donald Trump’s SAVE America Act, which would require voters to prove their citizenship before casting a ballot. The federal legislation would mandate that most Americans show a birth certificate or passport to register to vote. ...

Energy policy at forefront of Ohio governor race Toledoans are feeling the pressure of high energy bills, and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Dr. Amy Acton stopped in Toledo to lay out her proposal to ...

Ohio law ending mailed ballot grace period could lead to lawsuits, election expert says COLUMBUS — The new law eliminating Ohio’s four-day grace period for returning mailed absentee ballots could lead to increased litigation, according to ...

Vivek Ramaswamy, the Republican frontrunner for governor, said Tuesday he plans to continue Gov. Mike DeWine’s H2Ohio program and will work to protect Lake Erie if he’s elected governor in November.

Ramaswamy, running in the May primary against two lesser-known GOP candidates, Heather Hill and Casey Putsch, hosted a town hall meeting in a Lakeside Chautaqua building that drew a standing-room-only crowd: https://tinyurl.com/2cvbp6v9