Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has signed a two-year, $60 billion operating budget that flattens the state’s income tax and sets aside $600 million in unclaimed funds for a new Cleveland Browns stadium. The Republican governor signed the budget late Monday night,

The Cleveland Browns are one step closer to moving to the suburbs. They had already bought the plot of land, and on Monday night, they got the public funding. Ohio governor Mike DeWine signed a new budget into law on Monday that allocates $600 million in unclaimed funds to partially fund the Browns' new stadium project in the southeastern Cleveland suburb,

In the early morning hours Tuesday, Gov. Mike DeWine’s office announced he had signed the state’s biennial operating budget, and issued 67 line-item vetoes of the contents of the bill. DeWine vetoed a group of property tax reforms that would have a significant state-wide impact.

The most abusive budget ever passed in this state,” is what Today in Ohio called the document Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed into law Monday night, and that’s despite DeWine publishing 57 pages of vetoes.