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Ohio Abortion Clinics Continue to Help Out-of-State Patients as Bans Are Put in Place
Meanwhile, Ohio’s AG signs on to letter demanding access to patient files
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Ohio Program Provides Housing for Sexual Violence Survivors
Sexual assault in the home is a leading cause of homelessness among women and girls, according to the National Alliance to End Sexual Violence
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Early Votes Cast in Ohio August Election Are Blowing Expectations Out of the Water
As Ohioans decide on Issue 1, there’s been a five-fold increase in early voters and absentee ballots cast compared to the last August election
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Issue 1 Sees High Early Turnout — and High Stakes
David Niven, a University of Cincinnati political science professor and expert on gerrymandering, said there’s nothing normal about this election.
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State Budget Creates $24 Million ‘Intellectual Diversity’ Centers at Five Ohio Universities
Senate Bill 117 was added to the state budget — which creates independent academic units at Ohio State University, the University of Toledo, Miami University, Cleveland State University, and the University of Cincinnati.
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Changes to Ohio Voter ID Law Will Impact August 8 Election. Here’s How
What to know before you vote
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Battle Over How Ohio Regulator Spent $4.3 Million Utility “Bribe” Continues
People would like to know what PUCO’s former top regulator did with the money
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Families of Transgender Youth Consider Leaving Ohio Over Proposed Legislation
Three families talk about why they are considering potentially leaving Ohio because of anti-transgender legislation
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More Than 60 Jayland Walker Protestors Were Arrested in Akron Last Year. Just 8% of Those Cases Ended in Guilty Verdicts
Dozens of those arrested have since filed a federal lawsuit against the city alleging unlawful arrests
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LaRose Said Issue 1 Would Help Prevent Corruption. But It Could Make It Even Worse
A gerrymandered legislature, beholden to special interests, would have unequal power over voters
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Ohio Expects 280,000 Residents to Lose Medicaid Coverage This Year
Pandemic-era provisions are expiring
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State Officials Announce 27 EV Charging Stations Along Ohio Freeways
About 52,000 Ohioans drive EVs