Voting rights advocates are raising red flags over identical Ohio House and Senate bills that would make a host of changes to state election laws, again, in the name of election integrity.

Franklin, Northmont, others would lose more than $1M under Senate version; Lakota, Southeastern, Centerville would see state funding increase.

Ohio lawmakers are pushing a flurry of property tax changes—some subtle, some sweeping—that could reshape how we fund schools, libraries, and first responders for decades to come.

Food banks across Ohio are dealing with a major increase in need, but each Republican budget passed in the state cuts their funding from 2025 to 2026 by millions.

Analysis of 609 Ohio school districts reveals disparities in funding between high-poverty urban schools and wealthier suburban districts under proposed state budgets.

What's at stake if major Medicaid reforms make it through Congress?

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has rescinded guidance issued in July 2022 that emphasized hospitals are responsible for providing emergency abortion care despite state bans, saying...

The White House’s discretionary budget request has called to eliminate money for fair housing initiatives, a move that concerns fair housing organizations in Ohio.

Without Medicaid, Joanna Parker would have a much tougher time holding down a job.

The executive director of the Ohio Association of Foodbanks is trying to get the word out: If the budget passed by the U.S. House of Representatives becomes reality, it could trash the state budget...

As Ohio food assistance recipients await decisions on the federal and state level about whether they will see large cuts to their benefits, some state legislators are trying to iron out other details...

The Shagbark Seed and Mill in Athens used the Local Food Purchase Assistance Program for over two years. Now that funding is being cut by DOGE.

From taxes to Medicaid to immigration, the GOP's party-line bill would reshape the federal budget and affect millions of Americans.

As many as 500,000 Ohioans could lose Medicaid coverage under legislation that aims to enact President Donald Trump's agenda.

Attorneys and advocates say suggestions that American-born children of deported parents can return to the United States gloss over the barriers and difficulties families may face.

The Trump administration has agreed to review the safety and efficacy of abortion pills, based on white papers funded by far-right organizations, which reproductive health experts say are unscienti...

As Ohioans pleaded for more state support for the state’s public libraries, there was also outcry against a provision that library staff and supporters say would add more work and unnecessary...

Nearly 30 Republican lawmakers are backing a bill to recognize "natural families" that are led by straight men with children.

In the months since President Donald Trump took back the White House and installed a loyalist to lead the federal housing department, HUD Secretary Scott Turner and his team have moved swiftly to...

Scientists warn of job losses, fewer young scientists and economic impact government-funded research fuels the economy locally and nationally.