Ohio awarded $3M grant to improve health systems
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio is being awarded $3 million in federal money to expand an approach to better coordinate medical care for patients and change how certain procedures are paid for.
Ohio teachers visit legislators to air concerns
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Members of an Ohio teacher's union are dropping in on state legislators to air their concerns about new teacher evaluations and other changes in the Gov. John Kasich's proposed budget.
Columbus mayor pleads for better schools
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The mayor of Columbus is pleading with the community to help make the public schools better.
Ohio gov uses faith in pitch to expand Medicaid
Written by ANN SANNER,Associated Press
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Gov. John Kasich isn't just highlighting dollars to persuade state lawmakers to support extending Medicaid coverage to thousands of more low-income state residents. He's also appealing to their faith.
Attendance 'scrubbing' tempts low-ranked schools
Written by JULIE CARR SMYTH,Associated Press
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A former superintendent went to prison in Texas for conspiring to remove low-performing students from classrooms to boost average test scores. Principals in Oklahoma and Missouri are out of their jobs after attendance-related scandals.
Ind. sanctuary taking exotic animals from Ohio
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ALBION, Ind. (AP) — Thousands of exotic animals from Ohio might need new homes this year and Indiana is taking some of them in.
Ohio court rejects priest's appeal in nun's death
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TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — A court in Ohio has again upheld the conviction of a Roman Catholic priest sent to prison nearly seven years ago for killing a nun.
Businesses nervously await furloughs at Wright-Patt
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DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — Business owners and officials of cities surrounding Ohio's largest military installation say they are increasingly uneasy about possible furloughs brought on by sequestration.