Attorney General Dave Yost on Thursday initiated an investigation into the State Teachers Retirement System – a day after concerns were raised over an alleged "hostile takeover" attempt.
Although an increase over current year spending, the Ohio Retirement Study Council 's upcoming budget will cost less for pension funds footing the bill.
The chair of the Senate Health Committee said Tuesday he still does not support the substitute version of a bill authorizing off-label prescribing and expanding protections for healthcare workers, despite having input on the latest version.
A plan to allow recovery of lead service line replacement costs via ratemaking drew skepticism from some senators Tuesday.
Republican high court candidates are heading toward the November general election with a financial edge over their Democratic competitors.
Practicing and future optometrists said Wednesday that Ohio has an outdated scope of practice that puts them at a competitive disadvantage.
The chair of the Joint Medicaid Oversight Committee on Thursday agreed with the agency officials that context is key in a state audit that found 124,000 Ohio enrollees were also on another state's roll.
A Senate plan expanding signature authority of advanced practice registered nurses and physicians' assistants advanced out of a House committee Tuesday following the addition of two amendments aimed at parity.
A shorter statutory amortization period and more uniform authority among state pension fund boards are two recommendations broached before the Ohio Retirement Study Council .