Tax help available
Dozens of volunteers are trained and ready to provide free tax-return preparation for low- and moderate-income workers.
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Thousands face Medicaid deadline
The state is sending out letters Friday to 107,000 Medicaid recipients telling them that their health-care benefits will be terminated Feb. 28 for failing to verify their income.
Ohioans may be touched by Anthem breach
As many as 80 million people in Ohio and three dozen other states may have had their personal information stolen as a result of a cyberattack on the health insurance company Anthem, which administers Blue Cross/Blue Shield plans in 37 states.
Ohio murder, robbery suspect caught in Arizona
A man wanted in the killing an elderly Ohio couple and armed robberies in three states was captured after leading police on a high-speed chase in Arizona Thursday, according to the FBI.
Statehouse hosts trophy this weekend
The first national championship trophy of the College Football Playoff era is going on display at the Statehouse this weekend.
Vets’ bill goes up
It’s going to take months longer than expected and more than double the cost to demolish Franklin County Veterans Memorial.
Cheaper by the dozen: Cavs 105, Clippers 94
The Cavaliers pushed their winning streak to 12 games Thursday night with an easy 105-94 win over the Los Angeles Clippers.
(16) Iowa 73, OSU 65
Ally Disterhoft scored 21 points and No. 16 Iowa withstood a second-half surge to hold off Ohio State 73-65 on Thursday.
Tips for Preventing Identity Theft
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Ohio’s low vaccination rate
There’s no state in the nation with fewer toddlers protected against measles, mumps and rubella than Ohio.