Amid rising fuel prices, Ohio's gas tax is suspended for 90 days | Reporters Roundtable
A 90-day suspension of Ohio’s 38.5-cent-per-gallon gasoline tax and 47-cent diesel tax will go into effect on Sunday. The tax holiday is expected to cost the state $726 million, with the lost revenue covered by the state’s general revenue fund. The Senate passed the bill 26-5 and the House approved it 78-16. Gov. DeWine signed the bill into law on Thursday.
Many lawfully present immigrants in Northeast Ohio no longer qualify for Medicaid under new federal eligibility rules, though green card holders are excluded from the changes. Those who lose coverage will be moved to a program covering…
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