One of the state's accountable care organizations told lawmakers Thursday how its model is improving health outcomes and lowering costs for children on Medicaid, leading several to ask how the program could be expanded.
Much of the debate over employer contributions at public retirement systems has played out over recent months in the House, although the upper chamber is expected to soon join the fray.
Stakeholder groups resumed their push Tuesday for lawmakers to eliminate a key ratemaking mechanism long utilized by electric utilities.
The Ohio Retirement Study Council on Thursday gave its formal support for language amended into a Senate-passed education bill last month.
Legislation granting gas utilities permission to add charges based on potential economic development projects cleared the legislature Wednesday despite stringent opposition from a major state business group.
Sen. Mark Romanchuk on Tuesday embarked on his latest attempt to convince colleagues that the state's current utility ratemaking scheme is a "broken system."
Steve Dackin will once again oversee the state's primary and secondary education efforts.
More hearings are in store for a wide-ranging utility ratemaking revamp (SB 102 ) after its fifth hearing failed to quell opposition from a number of stakeholders.