Paige Pfleger

Columbus is expanding access to free tampons and pads to all municipal buildings. 

The Ohio State University's Wexner Medical Center is trying a new pilot program to share patient information between emergency medical services and the hospital. 

Columbus Police are training five therapy dogs and police handlers to provide comfort to victims and witnesses of crime.

Community members and advocates will gather in Hilliard on Wednesday to discuss improvements to Ohio’s addiction recovery system. 

William Wood answers the door to his suburban Columbus home with a Glock 19 on his hip. His two toddler-aged children, Daisey and Wesley, peak out from behind his legs.  

The Columbus Area Integrated Health Services closed last spring, leaving hundreds without care on the Near East Side. Soon they’ll have a new option for health services.

An Ohio State University analysis of state, county and federal data suggests racial disparities in criminal sentencing have declined. 

A Central Ohio family is suing a fertility clinic in Cincinnati, after finding out the clinic used a stranger’s sperm more than two decades ago.

Ohio Health is raising its minimum wage from $12 an hour to $15.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost joined several other state attorneys general in a letter to Congress that requests increased health care access for people struggling with opioid addiction.  

Statehouse visitors on Monday will get a first look at the XP-1, a prototype of the vehicle Virgin expects to use in Hyperloop systems like the one proposed for Columbus. It's the hyperloop's second stop in Columbus, after appearing in front of COSI on Sunday.

The number of Ohio kids enrolled in benefit programs like Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) or Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) has dropped. 

Columbus City Council voted Monday to provide free menstrual products at all the city's recreation centers.