Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine called lawmakers back to Columbus this week for a rare special session.
“I’ve been patient. My patience has run out," DeWine said in a press conference last Thursday. He’s referring to the lack of consensus needed to get President Joe Biden on the ballot in Ohio this November. Does the Democratic National Convention have a fix?
Plus, the Cincinnati Public Schools board of education is making tough choices to close the school district’s multi-million-dollar budget gap. We’ll discuss how the board voted — and what the cuts mean for schools and students.
Then, after dire warnings, how did the city of Cincinnati avoid a deficit in its next budget?
Guests:
- Sarah Donaldson, correspondent, Ohio Public Media Statehouse News Bureau
- Zack Carreon, education reporter, WVXU
- Becca Costello, local government reporter, WVXU
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