Susan Tebben

An Ohio-based health policy group says students, particularly those enrolled in Medicaid, would benefit from more school-based health care options.

The Ohio Senate passed a bill Wednesday that would use an international group’s definition of antisemitism in state law, a move that garnered strong opinions both in support and against it in committee as recently as the morning of the chamber vote.

The Ohio Supreme Court has denied a request to reconsider their ruling earlier this year that boneless chicken wings can have bones.

Religious groups and advocates across the state signaled their support for a bill that would cement a definition of anti-semitism into Ohio law.

A state agency and an Ohio State University research center have received a $2 million grant to study child care quality as part of a federal initiative.

Ohio Democratic lawmakers are asking the state legislature to undo laws on the books that they say conflict with the reproductive rights amendment passed by voters that's now part of the Ohio Constitution.

The battle to change Ohio laws surrounding abortion regulations are still broiling, even as a new presidency brings concerns on a federal level as to where abortion rights may stand in the coming years.

State legislators and medical experts in Ohio are decrying the nomination of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, pointing to his lack of any scientific background and continual rejections of scientific and medical consensus.

A new analysis of CEO pay at Ohio's 50 largest employers shows executives receiving pay hundreds of times higher than typical employees.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost will appeal a Hamilton County court's decision to strike down the state's six-week abortion ban with no exceptions for rape or incest that was put into effect for several months after Roe v. Wade was overturned in 2022.