As schools wrap up their terms and warmer temperatures begin, state health officials on Thursday cautioned citizens regarding sun exposure, ticks, mosquitos and mental health.
Ohio's Department of Education & Workforce has its first deputy director for career-technical education pending Senate approval.
After Gov. Mike DeWine in his State of the State speech charted a children-focused course for the coming year, department directors praised his vision and said in interviews they are prepared to meet the challenge.
Gov. Mike DeWine is pursuing several different types of disaster relief which could bring financial relief to communities affected by March's severe weather.
The first case of measles of the year has been confirmed in Montgomery County, the Department of Health reported.
A state-backed endowment fund focused on advancing public health priorities issued its first round of grants focused on youth suicide prevention, the Department of Health announced Friday.
Ohioans filed 12,320 new applications for unemployment compensation between Dec. 10 and 16, hitting a 12-month all-time high, according to new data from the Department of Job & Family Services.
The number of Ohioans dying from unintentional drug overdoses dropped 5% in 2022 as national numbers increased 1%, according to new data from the Department of Health.
Health officials on Monday made another push for a host of vaccines as Ohio hits the peak of respiratory illness season.
DeWine Administration officials are hoping to reduce Ohio's ranking among the most obese states in the nation.