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January 2013

Kasich Approves $5 Million for Mental Health Treatment
Posted Thursday, January 10
The state is now making $5 million available to help Ohio families with a mentally ill child whom they worry could turn violent.

Landowner Learns Hazards of Fine Print in Oil and Gas Lease
Posted Wednesday, January 9
Some clauses written into leases can restrict a landowner's legal recourse if they ever have a dispute with the oil and gas company.

Auto Dealers In Northeast Ohio Enjoy Another Year Of Improved Sales
Posted Wednesday, January 9
Dealers group shows gains in 2012 sales numbers, with more projected for 2013.

More Absentee Ballots Cast in 2012 Than Ever Before in Ohio
Posted Wednesday, January 9
Secretary of State Jon Husted said more than 1.86 million absentee ballots were counted in the November election, 120,000 more than in 2008.

Kasich Lauded for Autism Mandate, But Move Has Critics
Posted Wednesday, January 9
Kasich has filed paperwork with the federal government that will expand coverage for autism.

With Strickland out of Race, FitzGerald Weighing Run for Governor
Posted Tuesday, January 8
Now that former Gov. Ted Strickland has said he won’t run again for governor in 2014, the question turns to whom Democrats might nominate.

Former Gov. Ted Strickland Won’t Challenge Kasich in 2014
Posted Tuesday, January 8
Ever since his 2010 defeat, Strickland has been mentioned as a possible candidate in 2014. Now he says he won't throw his hat in the ring.

Death Row Inmate Asks Ohio Supreme Court for New DNA Test
Posted Tuesday, January 8
A convicted killer on death row wants the Ohio Supreme Court to allow DNA evidence from his case to be retested again.

LaTourette to Lead D.C. Lobbying Firm
Posted Tuesday, January 8
Former Northeast Ohio Congressman Steve LaTourette is jumping headlong into lobbying as the head of a new firm in Washington.

Preventive Healthcare
Posted Tuesday, January 8
Annual wellness visits can keep diseases at bay.

Ohio’s 130th General Assembly Underway
Posted Tuesday, January 8
State lawmakers started their new two-year session at the Capitol Monday.

Lawmakers Begin New Session, Prep For Next State Budget
Posted Monday, January 7
The House plans to tackle bills relating to job creation, education, and the state budget in the new two year session.

Statehouse Freshmen Look Forward to New Jobs
Posted Monday, January 7
A new session of the Ohio General Assembly has begun. Among the lawmakers who have just been sworn in are 18 who are new to the job.

Trial Delayed for Chardon High School Shooting Suspect T.J. Lane
Posted Monday, January 7
The judge in the Chardon High School shooting case has postponed the trial of defendant T.J. Lane, who is accused of killing three students.

Education Report Cards Tout Ohio
Posted Monday, January 7
Ohio students score low, but outperform most states.

Communities Initiate Programs To Protect Water Supply From Drilling
Posted Sunday, January 6
Some communities say the state isn't being proactive enough about protecting their water resources.

Cuyahoga Sheriff Bob Reid ‘Puzzled’ by Request to Resign
Posted Friday, January 4
Cuyahoga Sheriff Bob Reid told ideastream he was surprised that County Executive Ed FitzGerald asked him to resign.

Ohio Attorney General Will Investigate Steubenville Rape Case
Posted Friday, January 4
The case made headlines in recent days after a video surfaced on the Internet showing what is purported to be a student talking about it.

Ohio Is Processing DNA Faster, Attorney General Says
Posted Friday, January 4
Mike DeWine says it is now taking an average of 20 days to process DNA where it took more than four months just a couple of years ago.

Lorain County Health Facilities To Pay Millions For Performing Unnecessary Treatments
Posted Friday, January 4
Two Lorain County Health facilities will pay nearly four-and-a-half million dollars for allegedly submitting false claims to Medicare.

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