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'We would be in dire straits' | County leaders issue stark warning about Ohio property tax relief bill impacts

Taxes · Columbus

'We would be in dire straits' | County leaders issue stark warning about Ohio property tax relief bill impacts

40% Left coverage: 10 sources

Hamilton County Commissioners issued a stark warning about the potential impacts of a proposed Ohio House bill, touted as a property tax relief bill, during a regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, saying its passage could create a 16.1% hole in the annual operating budget.House Bill 335 would limit how much money local governments, including municipalities and school districts, receive from rising property values through the elimination of wha…See the Story

Will HIPAA Protections Continue for Abortion Care? Courts to Soon Decide

96% Left coverage: 24 sources

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Documentary on Richard Strauss investigation to premiere at Tribeca Festival Monday

Open the article to view the coverage from The LanternColumbus, Ohio · Columbus See the Story

Lower Olentangy Tunnel nears completion to curb sewage overflows in Columbus

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Columbus finishes $250M Lower Olentangy Tunnel, reducing sewage overflows and enhancing water capacity for future growth.Columbus, Ohio · Columbus See the Story

Columbus Audubon works to restore rare kettle swamp near Circleville

Columbus Audubon is removing invasive plants in Calamus Swamp thanks to a $175,000 grant from the Ohio EPA and the hard work of volunteers who remove plants by hand.Columbus, Ohio · Columbus Read Article

Kent State University to Close LGBTQ+, Women's and Multicultural Centers After Passing of SB 1

62% Center coverage: 13 sources

Kent State University will shut down identity-based centers in response to SB1, affecting LGBTQ+, women's, and multicultural support services.Mike DeWine See the Story

Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther nominated for scathing 'secrecy' award over cyberattack response

The Investigative Reporters and Editors organization nominated Ginther and four other public officials or agencies.Columbus, Ohio · Columbus Read Article

Sheriff's office files charges against 21-year-old in Mifflin Twp. shooting that left 2 officers injured

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Franklin County files charges against Daveonte Dixon after two officers shot during a traffic stop. Search ongoing for suspect.Police Shooting · Cincinnati See the Story

An Ohio bill would require cities to give more to police pensions. Some fear it would force services to be cut

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

A new Ohio House bill would require cities, towns and villages to contribute more money to police pensions. While the Ohio Police and Fire Pension Fund sees it as a necessary solution for future funding, the Ohio Municipal League argues that not all cities can afford the increase.At just 26 years old, former Columbus police officer Mike Weinman was forced into retirement after a shooting left him paralyzed in 1998."I wanted to go where the actio…Gambling · Ohio See the Story

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