Posted in Health & Wellness, In the news on September 15, 2025

What You Need to Know The proposed bill would cap interest on new medical debt at 3%. New medical debt could no longer be reported to credit agencies. The bill would prohibit new wage garnishments for medical debt. The proposal applies only to new debts incurred after enactment. The bill is currently in committee...

Posted in Community Outreach, Health & Wellness, In the news, Leisure on July 29, 2025

What used to be a simple weekend of back-to-school deals is now a full two weeks of savings. From August 1 through August 14, almost every item you buy in Ohio that costs $500 or less will be completely tax-free. That includes way more than just notebooks and jeans. We are talking laptops, groceries,...

Posted in Accident & Injury, Automobile, Car Accident, In the news on May 29, 2025

The stretch between Memorial Day and Labor Day is often referred to as the 100 Deadliest Days of Summer for teen drivers. During these months, fatal crashes involving teens consistently spike, especially here in Ohio. Why is summer so dangerous for teen drivers? With school out, teens are on the road more often, with...

Posted in Accident & Injury, In the news, Leisure on May 12, 2025

Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of summer, and this year is shaping up to be a record-breaker for travel. AAA projects that 45.1 million Americans will travel at least 50 miles from home, with 87% choosing to hit the road. But what if you could avoid the traffic jams, airport crowds, and...

Posted in In the news on April 30, 2025

By mid-2025, employers in Cleveland will be required to include salary ranges in job postings and will no longer be allowed to ask applicants about their current or past salaries. Noncompliance with these regulations could result in fines of up to $5,000. The new law, which the Cleveland City Council unanimously passed, is part...

Posted in Drug & Medical Devices, Health & Wellness, In the news on April 28, 2025

Essential Information About The Johnson & Johnson Talc Lawsuits: Johnson & Johnson talc lawsuits began in 2009 over alleged asbestos contamination. FDA found trace asbestos in Johnson & Johnson baby powder samples in 2019. Johnson & Johnson stopped North American talc baby powder sales during 2019. Courts rejected Johnson & Johnson’s bankruptcy strategy three...

Posted in Accident & Injury, Automobile, Car Accident, Health & Wellness, In the news, Motorcycle Accident, Truck Accident on April 22, 2025

If you're traveling near the Cedar and Brainard Roads exit off I-271, be prepared for some upcoming traffic changes. The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) will begin construction on the northbound exit ramp. This work will involve lane shifts and periodic closures, which are expected to last through August. The entire project is scheduled...

Posted in Accident & Injury, Automobile, Car Accident, In the news, Motorcycle Accident, Truck Accident on April 9, 2025

Beginning Wednesday, April 9, Ohio's new law, House Bill 37, also known as Liv's Law, will take effect, imposing stricter penalties for repeat drunk driving (OVI) offenders, particularly in fatal cases. Liv's Law is named in memory of Olivia Wright, a 22-year-old who was tragically killed by a drunk driver near Ashville, Ohio, in...

Posted in Accident & Injury, Automobile, Car Accident, Community Outreach, In the news, Motorcycle Accident, Truck Accident on March 20, 2025

As winter officially ends and spring arrives, drivers in Ohio encounter a challenging reality: pothole season. From Cleveland to Cincinnati, the condition of the state's roads has become a serious concern. Notably, the Cleveland/Akron area faces the worst road quality and significant infrastructure problems. Potholes can lead to flat tires and suspension damage, which...

Posted in Accident & Injury, Health & Wellness, In the news on February 12, 2025

Ohioans may now have to pay fees to access police videos like body cam, dash cam, and jail surveillance footage. What Does the Law Say? A new law signed by Governor Mike DeWine allows law enforcement agencies to charge up to $75 per hour for processing video requests, with a maximum fee of $750...