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Anthem Leaving Ohio’s ACA Insurance Exchange
One of the nation’s biggest health insurers says it will not return to Ohio’s public insurance exchanges next year, a decision that could open more holes in the Affordable Care… Read More
SEPTA Escapee To Serve Extra Prison Sentence
The man who escaped from the Southeastern Probation Treatment Alternative (SEPTA) will now serve an extra sentence on top of his original conviction sentence. Richard P. Rush, III, 24, of Glouster,… Read More
Kentucky Governor Says House is Worth $1.6 Million
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) – Kentucky’s Republican governor says the house he bought from a friend and political appointee is worth about half what the county tax office says. Gov. Matt… Read More
Trump to Highlight Aging Waterway System in Cincinnati
CINCINNATI (AP) – President Donald Trump will use a stop in Cincinnati to highlight the nation’s aging system of levees, dams and locks as part of a broader effort to… Read More
West Virginia Coal, Gas Tax Gains Cut Budget Deficits
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – West Virginia’s tax collections from natural gas and coal production climbed again in May, with overall state revenues exceeding budget estimates by $53 million and prompting… Read More
Cleveland City Council Will Allow Growing of Medical Marijuana
CLEVELAND (AP) – The city council has reversed Cleveland’s moratorium on growing medical marijuana but is keeping bans on processing marijuana into medical products and establishing dispensaries. Cleveland.com reports that… Read More
Columbus Passes Ordinance Protecting City’s Immigrants
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – The Columbus City Council has voted in favor of an executive order by Mayor Andrew Ginther creating protections for the city’s immigrants. The vote Monday makes… Read More