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Charter schools have had a strong presence in Ohio, since being legalized in the 1990s. Currently there are over 300 active in the state.

In the Ohio Valley, the eviction moratorium was one of the few things keeping some families afloat.

The coronavirus pandemic has forced elections officials to expand options for voters in November’s general election. This means you will have more ways to…

Nearly 20 percent of more than 100 rural hospital closures across the country since 2010 have been in Appalachia.

Coal miners who staged a railroad protest over lost pay will finally get checks from mining company Blackjewel, months after its bankruptcy.

Freedom House serves women with substance use disorder and who are also pregnant or have young children.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced Thursday details of a second round of aid totaling $16 billion for farmers affected by the trade war with China.

Flooding in the midwest forced major ethanol plants making up a sixth of U.S. ethanol production to close or scale back production.

Health officials have linked a private Kentucky company to infections in clients who received vaccinations in the workplace.

Hemp growers in the region hope a recent change in federal law means they can finally profit from a plant that had been in legal limbo.