DeWine on sports betting tax to fund stadium projects: ‘It just makes sense'
DeWine was in Cleveland on Thursday, Feb. 6, for a press conference publicizing the city’s bid to host the 2030 Special Olympics USA Games. In speaking with a handful of reporters afterward, DeWine doubled down on the proposed tax increase, saying it’s better to take money from the sports gaming companies than the general taxpayers.
Mike DeWine, Special Olympics
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine says that all lanes of the Daniel Beard Bridge, known as the Big Mac Bridge, will be reopening on ...
Gov. Mike DeWine was asked if state employees would be required to return to in-person work and said his office is working on ...
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s two-year state budget proposal seeks to get more high school students to stay in Ohio for college ...
Gov. Mike DeWine announced his draft for the state budget this week. Although he has publicized major changes and his ...
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DeWine proposes significantly raising gaming tax — what it means for OhioansOhio’s sports betting industry has been live for just over two years, generating millions in revenue and taxes. But now, ...
Child advocacy group Groundwork Ohio praised the budget proposal’s “commitment to Ohio’s youngest children,” and pointed to ...
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine unveiled the initial details of his final two-year state budget proposal. The “budget” actually ...
DeWine said that his proposal also would cover the final two years of the Fair School Funding Plan, which was designed to be ...
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