Practicing and future optometrists said Wednesday that Ohio has an outdated scope of practice that puts them at a competitive disadvantage.
Legislative leaders agreed with Gov. Mike DeWine's call to reach consensus on recreational cannabis, but they will have to act fast, as one key lawmaker anticipates licenses could be available in early June.
Would a measure to block school from tracking student data make it harder to identify and prevent imminent threats?
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.
The sponsor of a bill expanding optometrists' scope of practice acknowledged Wednesday that not all interested parties are on board with the plan.
The sponsor of the House's plan to revise the voter-approved recreational marijuana program predicted in an interview that related rules would be approved before lawmakers agree on any legislative fixes.
The stalemate between the House and Senate on changes to the state's recreational marijuana program continues.
Members of the Senate on Wednesday delivered a double rebuke to Gov. Mike DeWine by completing two veto overrides in a single session.
A plan to begin regulating intoxicating hemp could come early next week, the bill sponsor said in a Wednesday interview.