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Hillsboro man sentenced to community control in firearms case

A Hillsboro man was sentenced to community control recently after pleading guilty to improperly handling firearms in a motor vehicle.
State policy will determine how many people lose Medicaid under work rules
All 41 states that expanded Medicaid eligibility under the Affordable Care Act will see fewer people covered due to new federal work requirements and more frequent eligibility checks. But the percentage of recipients who lose coverage will vary greatly from state to state, depending on how state officials implement the new rules, according to a new report.
Public comfort with AI in health care falls, Ohio State survey finds
Artificial intelligence seems to be everywhere – in our jobs, in our homes and at the doctor’s office. While the use of AI grows, a new survey commissioned by The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center finds fewer Americans are open to AI being used in their health care.
Ohio Department of Commerce highlights fraud prevention efforts as Governor DeWine proclaims April as Fraud Prevention Month
In recognition of April being proclaimed Fraud Prevention Month by Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, the Ohio Department of Commerce is highlighting the growing threats facing consumers, and the agency’s work to protect Ohioans through education, enforcement and accountability.
Afterschool Alliance: Dedicated funding for afterschool and summer learning programs must continue
Jodi Grant, Executive Director of Afterschool Alliance, released the following statement in response to Donald Trump’s latest budget proposal.
Got a copier? Ohio proposal would require copies of photo ID to vote absentee
An Ohio Republican lawmaker wants to require absentee voters provide a copy of their photo ID when they submit their ballot. But the proposal may have found the limit of the GOP supermajority’s zeal for new voting restrictions.
Geronimo Power announces start of operations at Dodson Creek Solar Project
Geronimo Power (Geronimo) announced last week the start of commercial operations at its Dodson Creek Solar Project (Dodson Creek) in Highland County.
New law requires fair housing disclosure when selling a home, strengthening discrimination accountability for Ohio homebuyers
New measures are now in place to help protect homebuyers in Ohio from being discriminated against when attempting to purchase a home. The Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Real Estate and Professional Licensing is highlighting key changes resulting from House Bill 315, which was previously signed into law by Governor Mike DeWine and took effect April 3.
NATO: No action, talk only – the alliance that forgot how to fight
There is a phrase that circulates quietly among senior military officials within NATO itself — not in press releases, not in summit communiqués, but in the corridors where people speak honestly. They call the alliance “No Action, Talk Only.” I have heard this personally from sources inside the organization. NATO. No Action, Talk Only. It is, as acronyms go, devastatingly accurate.
Working Families Tax Cuts are delivering for Americans
Tax Day is nearly here. This tax season, the Working Families Tax Cuts are delivering for Americans and putting more money in your pocket.  
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