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Some districts in Northeast Ohio say major cuts will only be averted if local voters approve new funding via property tax or income tax levies in November.

The “Ohio Goes to the Movie” project will host its final free film screenings this month. Organizers say it’s been successful in bringing people back to theaters.

Here's how to prepare, when to vote, where to vote and what to expect on the ballot.

Both major party candidates for governor have released their plans to cut property taxes and halt new data center projects, though both have also been somewhat vague on specifics.

Visitors to the 2026 BIA Parade of Homes this month will experience a new approach to showing off new homes.

At times when school levies and property tax relief are hot-button political issues, a persistent myth about Ohio Lottery profits and education tends to resurface. One listener asked WOSU’s "Curious Cbus," “Wasn’t the state lottery supposed to replace property taxes as a method of school financing?”

Accuracy in Media, a self-appointed "media watchdog" group, traps school administrators in conversations videotaped surreptitiously and cherry-picks their responses to make it appear they are endorsing teaching Critical Race Theory in their classrooms.

Senate Bill 83, introduced last week, would fundamentally change higher education in the Buckeye State.

Hundreds of peole spoke out or filed written testimony against the bill to make changes in higher education in Ohio. Its sponsor said some of their concerns will be addressed, but other provisions will remain.

Bowling Green City School District has asked voters for money to construct a new high school building five times. Levies asking for additional school funds have become rarer and harder to pass in the state.