Titus Wu
The Columbus Dispatch
Columbus, OH, United States
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Suicide prevention advocates want Ohioans to pay 50-cent monthly fee for 988 hotline
Funding for Ohio's 988 suicide prevention line will run out in June 2023. Mental health advocates want cellphone customers to pay a 50-cent monthly fee. → Read More
OptumRx repays Ohio $15 million after AG Dave Yost accuses it of overcharging
OptumRX, the pharmacy benefit manager under UnitedHealth Group, admits no wrongdoing. → Read More
Syphilis cases rose in Ohio and nationwide during COVID pandemic
Rates of STDs grew during the pandemic with the rate of syphilis at its highest in 3 decades. → Read More
Ohio urges COVID-19 booster shots as new variants emerge
Newest COVID-19 strains have gained the attention of top health experts. → Read More
Ohio meets deadline for COVID-19 rental assistance money, but slow to get money out
According to the latest data from the feds, Ohio was in the bottom 13 in its pace of kicking out funds. → Read More
Ohio reports first potential monkeypox death
There have been 28 hospitalizations so far and 276 cases. → Read More
Out-of-state doctors can now be more easily licensed in Ohio
Ohio joining the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact expands telehealth options and helps address workforce shortages, said supporters. → Read More
Ohio Supreme Court puts QAnon podcaster back on ballot for Secretary of State race
Maras has supported policies such as returning to a paper ballot system and eliminating all voting machines in Ohio. → Read More
Ohio Supreme Court puts QAnon podcaster back on ballot for Secretary of State race
Maras has supported policies such as returning to a paper ballot system and eliminating all voting machines in Ohio. → Read More
What is State Issue 2?: Ohioans to decide on noncitizens' voting rights
If voters approve the amendment, only U.S. citizens ages 18 and older and registered to vote for at least a month can vote in state/local elections. → Read More
Monkeypox cases slowing in Ohio, vaccine supply strong, health department says
The Ohio Department of Health is also urging people to get their COVID-19 booster shots heading into winter. → Read More
E. coli outbreak spreads, Wendy's cooperating with CDC
There is still no confirmed food source yet, per the CDC, but it could be linked to Wendy's lettuce. → Read More
New OhioRISE program enrolls more than 8,000 kids with behavioral health needs
The program prevents past situations where parents gave up custody to the state in order to get intensive behavioral care needed by their child. → Read More
Where are monkeypox cases in Ohio? You can find out now
Ohio now has a dashboard updating monkeypox cases across the state. The dashboard will be updated weekly on Thursdays. → Read More
Wendy's lettuce removed in Ohio after E. coli outbreak
Investigators are working quickly to confirm whether romaine lettuce is the source of the outbreak. → Read More
'Fast-moving' E. coli outbreak in multiple Ohio counties prompts CDC investigation
At least 29 people in Ohio and Michigan have gotten ill due to an E. coli outbreak, as health officials are working to determine the cause of it. → Read More
State report: Ohio infant mortality rate 'lowest it has been in past decade'
In 2020, the infant mortality rate fell to 6.7 from 6.9 in 2019 for all races, per the report. → Read More
Ohioans now able to receive extended Medicaid coverage after childbirth
Ohio mothers who rely on Medicaid will now be eligible for up to a year of health coverage after the birth of a child → Read More
Ohio outlines plans to fight monkeypox, says COVID surge 'leveled off'
Ohio has 75 confirmed monkeypox cases, which is lower than national average, but vaccines have been hard to get a hold of. → Read More
You may get money back if you were 'wrongly' charged fee on your Ohio driver's license
Class action lawsuit aims to force Ohio BMV to reimburse more than $3 million in lamination fees to drivers. → Read More