Abortion

Lawmakers did pass bills that make it easier for Ohioans to get health care, make it easier for local communities to get money to fund programs and make it more difficult to get an abortion.

State lawmakers have sent to Gov. Mike DeWine a bill that prohibits doctors from using telemedicine to prescribe abortion medication.

Under the bill, women will be required to choose how to discard the remains, or the clinic would have to decide and pay for the disposal.

Conservatives who support President Donald Trump express concerns with Democrat Joe Biden being next to lead the country.

Difference of opinions provides interesting things to talk about.

The number of abortions in Ohio continue to decline. 323 fewer abortions were reported in 2019 than in 2018 according to numbers in the latest Ohio...

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