Jackie Borchardt

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The forthcoming bill would expand the state’s medical marijuana program and allow Ohioans to grow a few cannabis plants at home.

Ohio youth age 12 to 25 can now enter the Vax-2-School contest to win either a $10,000 or $100,000 scholarship.

Ohio isn’t done with the delta surge yet, but there are signs we could be coming out of it.

California has restricted state-funded travel to 18 states for passing laws considered to be harmful to LGBTQ people.

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About 46% of Ohioans age 12 to 25 have been vaccinated compared to 84% of Ohioans age 65 and over.

The announcement comes as Ohio prepares to more than double the number of dispensaries operating in the state.

The pharmacy board is reviewing options for how it can promote equity under existing law and rules.

Gov. Mike DeWine said state lawmakers have made it clear that they will immediately repeal any sweeping health orders such as a school mask mandate.

The proposed law would make it legal for adults age 21 and up to grow, buy, and possess marijuana in Ohio.

The one-time change didn’t affect the number of cases reported so it wasn’t visible on the state’s main dashboard.

Several analyses of Ohio’s vaccine lottery concluded it led to thousands of Ohioans getting vaccinated at a lower cost than other incentives.

Marijuana legalization could be on the ballot in Ohio in November 2022.

Gov. Mike DeWine again urged Ohioans to get vaccinated to stem the latest surge in COVID-19, powered by the delta variant.

The group backing the proposed legalization law plans to resubmit revised language.

The proposal would allow existing medical marijuana businesses to immediately receive licenses for the recreational market.

COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are on the rise in Ohio, and health officials are urging people to get vaccinated.

A pair of Ohio Democrats say it’s time to discuss how to legalize marijuana in the state.

The governor’s office says the study was flawed.