Will the House approve a plan crafted by Senate Republicans and the DeWine Administration to limit mobile device use in the classroom or go its own route?
Ousted committee chairs were dazed and fuming Thursday as they mulled next steps in what one member referred to as an escalating "war" with House Speaker Jason Stephens.
Local government officials agreed on Wednesday that Tax Increment Financing is a major component of Ohio's property tax scheme, but varied on how far lawmakers should go when tweaking existing laws.
The House and Senate higher education chairs are warning colleges and universities not to dawdle on training educators in the state's preferred method of reading instruction.
Characterized as the beginning of a conversation over scrapping Ohio's income tax and its billions in revenue, skeptical Democrats on Tuesday deemed the proposal a non-starter that would decimate government programs and cause other problems.
Addressing how school emergency and substitute levies interact with property tax reduction factors could improve a system under stress with the latest spate of valuation hikes, lawmakers were told Wednesday.
Key Ohio business groups offered some ideas Wednesday to an ad hoc legislative panel studying property taxes, with the Ohio Chamber of Commerce suggesting a wholesale change related to the K-12 funding system.