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Despite protests, higher education reform bill passes Ohio Senate

Season 2025 Episode 6 | 26m 46s

A higher education bill aimed at combating what supporters view as 'liberal bias" on public college campuses passed the Ohio Senate this week and now heads to the Ohio House. The bill, once known as Senate Bill 83, languished in the last session. Sen. Jerry Cirino a Republican from Kirtland re-introduced the bill this session. The story begins our discussion of the week's news.

Aired: 02/13/25
Extras
The board of the Akron Public Schools placed Superintendent Michael Robinson on paid leave.
A funding cut for libraries in the state's proposed two-year budget is now a funding increase.
The Ohio House unveiled its version of the state budget this week.
A third of Cleveland voters will cast ballots in new polling places this year.
Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb blasted the Browns plan for a Brook Park football complex.
The Haslam Sports Group laid out the case for state funding of a mixed-use development in Brook Park
This week, Cleveland City Council and the mayor squabbled about how much to spend on neighborhoods.
The Ohio Senate passed new regulations on recreational marijuana this week.
Federal workers rallied in Cleveland yesterday to protest the slashing of federal jobs.
Gov. Mike DeWine made his pitch Monday to lawmakers about where to put state dollars.
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The board of the Akron Public Schools placed Superintendent Michael Robinson on paid leave.
A funding cut for libraries in the state's proposed two-year budget is now a funding increase.
The Ohio House unveiled its version of the state budget this week.
A third of Cleveland voters will cast ballots in new polling places this year.
Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb blasted the Browns plan for a Brook Park football complex.
The Haslam Sports Group laid out the case for state funding of a mixed-use development in Brook Park
This week, Cleveland City Council and the mayor squabbled about how much to spend on neighborhoods.
The Ohio Senate passed new regulations on recreational marijuana this week.
Federal workers rallied in Cleveland yesterday to protest the slashing of federal jobs.
Gov. Mike DeWine made his pitch Monday to lawmakers about where to put state dollars.