A few new Ohio laws are going into effect starting in January, including a law about cell phone use in public schools and ...

NORTH CANTON − Steve Pryce says he knows what it's like to be in need of support. The North Canton man, who suffers from a mental-health disability, works for an Akron-based agency that helps people ...

There is a new state law that will help first responders assist individuals with disabilities when responding to countywide 9-1-1 calls.

Kim Boulter has used bathroom floors, angled the back of her van away from onlookers in various parking lots and cleared off conference room tables in order to change her 9-year-old son. Aiden has ...

With next week's primary day, all voters are now required to present a valid photo ID at the polls. In the past, people with disabilities who didn't have a driver's license or state ID could vote ...

Ohio State alums James Fetter and Anders Miller were selected as Disability Rights Ohio’s newest board members March 15, adding their distinct skill sets to the nonprofit. Disability Rights Ohio — ...

LEBANON It used to be a strength. In the 1960s, officials from other states visited Ohio to see how officials here helped adults with disabilities. What they saw, explained John Martin, executive ...

CLEVELAND (AP) — A federal judge has struck down part of Ohio’s sweeping 2023 election law, which voting rights groups said restricted people from helping voters with disabilities cast absentee ...

LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, Ohio -- Imagine the difficulty of being a parent to a child with severe-to-profound intellectual and developmental disabilities, fighting to protect your child’s well-being while ...

During the investigation, deputies found 29 firearms, 11 homemade suppressor devices, and thousands of rounds of ammunition, ...

States from across the country are trying to model Ohio as it helps some of the 1.7 million Ohioans with disabilities find work. Just before the pandemic, Gov. Mike DeWine signed an executive order ...

LEBANON — It used to be a strength. In the 1960s, officials from other states visited Ohio to see how officials here helped adults with disabilities. What they saw, explained John Martin, executive ...