Karen Kasler (Ohio Public Radio)
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Thousands of reports are being reviewed by the Ohio Department of Health before being posted to its coronavirus tracking website. Part of that is double-checking antigen test results with local health departments. But those agencies are struggling with staffing – especially in rural areas, where the virus is spreading suddenly and rapidly. -
Thousands of Ohioans cast ballots on the final day of weekend early voting in Ohio – some for standing in line for hours. -
A Republican representative who’s been critical of Ohio’s response to coronavirus has proposed a bill to cancel the state of emergency order from March - the foundation of many of the state’s COVID restrictions. -
As he hinted he would, Gov. Mike DeWine has signed a law that will shield first responders, businesses and schools from COVID-19 related lawsuits . It’s... -
4,854 people died of accidental drug overdoses in Ohio last year, according to official stats from the Ohio Department of Health. That’s more than 13… -
Groups representing low-income people are calling on state regulators to reject AT&T’s plan to drop out of a federal program that helps over 10,000 of its… -
A report commissioned by Ohio’s three major public school groups shows that state funding for K-12 education hasn’t bridged the gap between rich and poor… -
Ohio Medicaid is telling its five managed care plans to sever their contracts with two pharmacy benefits managers (PBMs), and to work up new deals by the… -
For the first time, the Republican candidate for governor is stating clearly that he would keep Medicaid expansion for all 700,000 Ohioans covered under… -
Democrats are saying thousands of voters could be affected by the US Supreme Court’s decision upholding the way Ohio deletes inactive registrations. But…
