Ohio House legislation is proposing that cities like Cleveland contribute more money to police pensions for the first time in decades. This move could potentially cost cities millions of dollars. The impact of this legislation and other news stories have been discussed on the Today in Ohio podcast. The podcast covers various topics such as new developments, travel updates, legal issues, and more.
One of the main topics covered is the proposed increase in funding for police pensions, which could pose significant challenges for cities already struggling with recruitment and hiring. Additionally, there have been audits revealing fiscal mismanagement in the sheriff’s office and indictments against former Cleveland City Councilman Basheer Jones for corruption charges. The closure of the second floor of the Heinen’s grocery store in Cleveland due to remodeling has also been highlighted.
In other news, there are updates on holiday travel, airport developments, electric vehicle charging stations, and an economic impact study of the Cleveland National Air Show. The podcast also touches on a case of voter fraud and the potential redistricting of Cleveland City Council wards, sparking controversy. Lastly, a new exhibit at the Crawford Auto Museum showcasing 60 years of Ford’s Mustang has been featured as a fun activity for the upcoming holidays. Subscribe to the Today in Ohio podcast for more updates on current events in Ohio.
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