As many as 500,000 Ohioans could lose Medicaid coverage under legislation that aims to enact President Donald Trump's agenda.

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Authorities say an Ohio sheriff’s deputy who responded to a domestic violence call at a home was fatally shot by a suspect who was wounded. The Morrow County Sheriff’s office says the shooting ...

Thursday the Washington county health department partnered with the Ohio State Highway Patrol to brief the public on seatbelt usage.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture Wildlife Services, and health agencies, will drop oral rabies vaccine baits in May in eastern Ohio.

Tracking of infectious diseases, mental health funding and self-described life saving investments are at risk in central Ohio and beyond after millions in federal funding cuts to health care and ...

Related Video Above: Ohio Department of Health sounded alarm as measles outbreak grew in Ashtabula County two weeks ago HOLMES COUNTY, Ohio (WJW/AP) — A case of measles was confirmed in Holmes ...

The Ohio Department of Health said the outbreak is linked to one man, the first case of measles in 2025. The man recently traveled, and the area is not being shared by the Ashtabula County Health ...

Lisa Garvin noted the Ohio Department of Health has confirmed 10 cases of measles in Ashtabula County, with nine of them linked to the first confirmed patient—an adult male. An additional case ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Health authorities announced a measles outbreak in Ohio on Wednesday, making the state among the latest to sound the alarm over growing numbers of infections. Ohio Department of ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The Ohio Department of Health on Wednesday reported a measles outbreak in the state after several more cases were confirmed. There are 10 measles cases in Ashtabula ...

“The Ohio Department of Health is working with health departments in Ashtabula and Knox counties to follow up on potential exposures and to promote opportunities for vaccination,” Ohio ...