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Ohio spends a small fraction of the CDC鈥檚 recommended funding for tobacco prevention and cessation programming.

An unintended consequence of a state law that prevents local flavored tobacco bans will mean cities lose their ability to regulate and license tobacco retailers.

The state's new $4 million dollars effort is focused on kids. Recent serious illnesses associated with vaping are alarming state leaders and health鈥�

Ohio鈥檚 new budget is in place, after the House and Senate couldn鈥檛 agree and a temporary spending plan was passed. That means agencies can operate with鈥�

Gov. Mike DeWine is revealing more about the wellness initiatives that he wants to implement for the 2.8 million people on Medicaid in Ohio, including the鈥�

Gov. Mike DeWine鈥檚 proposed budget includes a provision that would bring the state less revenue 鈥� but it鈥檚 not a tax cut.DeWine's budget would raise the鈥�

Anti-tobacco groups are calling on lawmakers to raise the tax on products that have been left out of recent increases, such as e-cigarettes and chew.鈥�