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Health Insurance Costs Are Rising. What ACA Enrollees Need to Know for 2027

By FATIMA HUSSEIN Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — People heading into the Affordable Care Act open enrollment period with plans to sign up for insurance should expect a variety of […]

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Thousands of Ohio families rely on Head Start. Advocates warn proposed federal changes could mean larger classes and fewer protections for the children it serves.

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What Is Postpartum Psychosis? Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment Explained

Postpartum psychosis is a rare but serious mental health condition that can cause hallucinations, delusions and dramatic changes in behavior after childbirth. Here's what to know about its symptoms, risk factors and treatment.

Ohio Tax-Free Weekend 2026: What Cleveland Shoppers Can Buy Tax-Free This Weekend

Ohio's tax-free weekend returns Aug. 7-9, 2026. Here's what you can buy without paying sales tax, which items no longer qualify, and how much shoppers can save.

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You’re not imagining it: Your kid’s school supplies cost more this year

From notebooks to lunch boxes, back-to-school shopping is costing families more in 2026. Here's what's driving higher prices and why many parents are feeling the strain.

Why Thousands of Ohio Children Can’t Access Mental Health Care Despite Having Insurance

Many Ohio families are struggling to find affordable mental health care for their children. A new study highlights how cost, insurance and provider shortages are leaving kids without the support they need.

Proposed Federal Grant Rule Sparks Concern Over Maternal and Reproductive Healthcare
More Than 2 Million Ohioans Could Face Social Security Cuts by 2032, New Report Warns

A new report warns that more than 2 million Ohioans could see their Social Security benefits reduced beginning in 2032 if Congress fails to address looming funding shortfalls. Advocates say the cuts could increase poverty among older adults and place new pressures on state and local safety-net programs.

Stealthing Laws Gain National Attention What It Means for Women in Ohio

Stealthing laws are gaining attention nationwide but where does Ohio stand Here is what women need to know about consent, safety, and the law

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