DeWine begins Ohio's K-12 education overhaul despite judge extending temporary restraining order | Local News

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is moving forward with an overhaul of Ohio’s education department and state board of education despite a Franklin County judge extending a temporary restraining order to

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