The Ohio Department of Behavioral Health (DBH) this week announced a series of enhanced oversight and accountability measures designed to strengthen program integrity, improve transparency, and ensure taxpayer dollars are supporting high-quality behavioral health services for Ohioans.
Non-wealthy Americans are taking economic hits from all sides these days. Gas, groceries, housing, utilities and healthcare are all necessities and they’re rapidly getting more expensive.
A Latvian national was sentenced in federal court recently to 102 months in prison for his role as a negotiator in one of the most notorious ransomware groups in the world, known as Karakurt, TommyLeaks and SchoolBoys Ransomware.
U.S. House Republicans recently denounced expanding the Supreme Court, an idea some Democrats support to dilute the court’s conservative majority after years of decisions that have angered liberals.
A nighttime curfew remains in effect outside of a New Jersey ICE detention center Monday after days of violent confrontations with demonstrators that prompted Gov. Mikie Sherrill to deploy state police to restore order.
The U.S. Department of Justice announced May 18 a new “anti-weaponization” settlement fund as a condition of President Donald Trump voluntarily dropping his multi-billion-dollar lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service for the leak of his tax returns several years ago.
Christian Toms, 47, of Columbus, was sentenced in U.S. District Court this week to 420 months (35 years) in prison for child pornography crimes involving a non-verbal child with autism.
The Ohio Supreme Court began oral arguments in a second case over pandemic unemployment benefits by wondering why the case was back before the justices.
Congressman Dave Taylor (OH-02) is seeking a veteran or Gold Star Family member for an open position in either his Cincinnati or Peebles office through the House of Representatives’ Green and Gold Congressional Aide Program.
