Six years. That’s how long Ohioans have been waiting for justice in the FirstEnergy bribery scandal — the largest in Ohio political history. Two top executives ran a company that has admitted to paying $60 million in bribes to push through House Bill 6, a nuclear plant bailout that cost Ohio ratepayers over a billion…
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Legislators in at least six states this year have approved measures related to patient medical debt. (Photo by Whitney Downard/Indiana Capital Chronicle) Legislators in at least six states this year have approved measures related to patient medical debt, according to a report on legislative policy trends released Wednesday by United States of Care, a nonpartisan think…
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House Bill 492 signed by Gov. Mike DeWine on Tuesday now requires drivers who are lawfully pulled over by police to divulge their name, date of birth and address.
A man gets a checkup at a mobile health clinic in Parlier, Calif. A new report details preliminary Obamacare insurer premium rate increases. (Photo by Larry Valenzuela, CalMatters/CatchLight Local) Health insurance premiums are likely to grow more expensive next year for those who buy Marketplace plans, after increases this year. Affordable Care Act Marketplace insurers…
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CLEVELAND, Ohio – Apartment and submetering companies donated $72,000 to Ohio Republican politicians this spring, as they pushed through a law that would decrease protections for apartment dwellers.