The bill would prohibit medical debt from appearing on credit reports, ban wage garnishment and cap interest at 3%, down from the current 8%.

The Locks received partial benefits on Thursday, before a later announcement that Ohio would restore full benefits for the month of November soon.

The largest chunk of the budget, about $825 million, goes towards funding public safety, the police department, the fire department and violence prevention programs.

According to the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, recipients will get their benefits next week, regardless of their usual issuance date.

Ohio Senate Bill 50 recently passed the Ohio House after passing in the Ohio Senate back in April with a party line vote.

The bill would prevent the unregulated sale of intoxicating hemp-based or hemp-derived products, including Delta-8.

With no clear timeline for when the next round of benefits will be distributed, community organizations are stepping in to fill the gap.

The distribution effort is particularly crucial for the district, as nearly 20,000 Columbus City Schools students' families are enrolled in SNAP.

MacQueen, an air traffic controller, has experienced six government shutdowns during his career, saying this one is placing unprecedented pressure on the workforce.

When asked whether the economic benefits of adding nuclear generation in Ohio would outweigh the costs, the economists were split more closely.

Food banks across the state will receive $7 million. The other $18 million will go to low-income Ohioans with children who qualify.

Senate Bill 293 would eliminate the four-day grace period for mail-in ballots to be received.

10TV has you covered on the general election in Ohio. Here's a look at the results for key local races and issues.

Check the latest results on school levies and bond issues across central Ohio.

The five-year levy will continue funding for fire services and cost property owners about $137 annually for every $100,000 of assessed home value.

Franklin County voters decide key races and levies affecting local services and schools.

Fairfield County says the candidate, Charles Newman, was “inadvertently” left off the ballot in three precincts in Franklin County.