Susan Tebben

New research shows that at least 37 states, including Ohio, could see reduced payments for hospital services because of Medicaid funding changes.

The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles has changed the way in which gender is noted on drivers licenses and state identification cards, in a move transgender advocates say was made without notice, announcement, or transition period.

The Ohio Supreme Court gave the go-ahead for the sale of wind energy in a Tuesday decision regarding out-of-state vendors of the renewable resource.

The spotlight on Ohio’s 7th District representative brought even more discussion about the treatment of domestic violence in the public eye, and how Ohioans can get the help they need.

Child advocates in Ohio and nationally have said proposed changes to the federal early childhood education program Head Start would be “devastating” and eliminate important health and safety standards for children.

After seven years leading the Ohio Secretary of State’s Office, Frank LaRose is setting his sights on a new statewide elected office.

Ohio has seen its second straight week of “significant increases” in cases of cyclosporiasis, the parasite that has been connected to leafy greens, and to severe diarrhea throughout the U.S, according to the state’s health director.

From helping her grandmother on an Alabama plantation, to her career in the banking industry, and now as the mayor of Maple Heights, the Democratic candidate for Ohio Auditor of State has spent her life in the pursuit of learning, she said in a recent interview.

The lone Ohio Supreme Court justice with a “D” next to her name on the November general election ballot has sued to get rid of that party label, as part of her efforts to preserve what she says is a delicate balance between democracy and the rule of law.

The challenger hoping to unseat incumbent Ohio Supreme Court Justice Jennifer Brunner has been emphasizing her work as an immigration judge and her originalism stance as part of her campaign to get the job.