After vetoing several property tax reform measures, Gov. Mike DeWine has appointed a new group to tackle the growing issue of property taxes as homeowners struggle with the rising costs.

Ohio's county auditors have been holding public meetings around the state to share their property tax relief plans.

Today in Ohio podcast dissects Governor DeWine's bizarre stance on property tax reform—vetoing legislature-approved measures ...

What isn’t in doubt, though, is that rising property taxes have lawmakers’ attention. The Ohio House voted Monday to override ...

A Washington County school superintendent is serving on a new working group assembled by Ohio Governor Mike DeWine to examine ...

Though I’m politically conservative, I’m not reflexively anti-tax. No taxes means no government and we need some sensible ...

Make no mistake. The GOP-controlled legislature has not provided clear leadership or meaningful public policy on this ...

Ohio's sales tax would need to jump from 5.75% to roughly 14.5% plus local sales taxes (2.25% more in Franklin County), he estimates. There are better solutions. Fair taxation must be Ohio’s goal ...

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s new property tax reform working group met on Thursday to discuss relieving the burden homeowners are ...

More recently, Republican lawmakers passed Ohio Senate Bill 5, eliminating collective bargaining for public sector unions, ...

Governor Mike DeWine wasted no time forming a property tax reform working group after lawmakers failed to override his vetoes ...

Four days after Ohio House Republicans voted to override one of Gov. Mike DeWine’s vetoes regarding property taxes, the ...