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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s administration is seeking $189 million in federal Inflation Reduction Act funding to help implement the state’s first climate action plan. The proposal, submitted to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in late March, would establish a statewide fund to help electrify government fleets, retrofit public buildings, and install solar generation on city, […] The post Ohio seeks $189 million in EPA funds to electrify state fleets, retrofit public buildings appeared first o

A panel of economists overwhelmingly agreed that the influx of skilled immigrants is helping to ease the loss of highly educated native-born Ohioans. They were much more ambivalent about whether lower-skilled immigrants are depressing wages for everyone. The issue of immigration is a hot one, with former President Donald Trump flooding the zone with inflammatory, […] The post Economists: Immigration is counteracting Ohio’s brain drain appeared first on Ohio Capital Journal.

The City of Columbus is spending more than $15 million to restart an aging pair of hydro-electric generators beneath O'Shaughnessy Dam near the Zoo.

A panel of economists overwhelmingly agreed that the influx of skilled immigrants is helping to ease the loss of highly educated native-born Ohioans. They were much more ambivalent about whether lower-skilled immigrants are depressing wages for everyone.

Highland County commissioners David Daniels, Brad Roades and Terry Britton recognized May as Older Americans Month, celebrating the occasion with representatives from two local organizations during the commission’s Wednesday, May 1 meeting.