The Ohio Senate passed its version of the state budget. Here's what it would mean for property taxes, Medicaid and more.

Via 92.3 The Fan, the Ohio Senate passed a budget on Wednesday that includes $600 million in state money for the Browns ...

Today in Ohio dives into the brewing fight between Cuyahoga County and state lawmakers over who controls sin tax revenue—and ...

The Ohio Senate wants to move $1.7 billion of that — all of it money that’s been sitting in unclaimed funds for 10 years or ...

Ohio Republicans largely agree that shelling out $600 million to fund a new Cleveland Browns stadium is a good idea. They ...

Ohio Senate leaders said they'd use unclaimed funds to establish and maintain a special fund for a new facility in Brook Park ...

This is not robbing Peter to pay Paul,” Cuyahoga County executive Chris Ronayne said. “This is robbing Bob and Betty Buckeye ...

What this does is it takes idle money and puts it to work to create jobs, to create incremental taxes, and that’s why we’re so excited about this project.” ...

The Cleveland Browns have moved a step closer to building a brand new stadium. Much debate has raged over the plans for the NFL franchise to move away from Huntington Bank Field, which is regarded ...

The head of a nonprofit tasked with bringing life to Downtown Cleveland’s lakefront says losing the Browns to the suburbs ...

Pat Tiberi, president and CEO of the Ohio Business Roundtable, calls the use of unclaimed funds for stadiums “strategic and ...

Members of the Ohio House and Senate will convene to iron out differences between the two proposals. The final budget must be signed by Gov. Mike DeWine by June 30.