Help is about to become easier to access across Ohio.
State leaders have announced a statewide expansion of 211 services, a free, 24/7 hotline that connects people with resources like housing, food assistance, healthcare, and more.
The expansion will bring full service to all 88 counties by the end of June 2026, including areas where access had previously been limited.
Officials say the goal is to make it easier for Ohioans to find help quickly, no matter where they live or when they need it.
Tina happily lives in her princess palace with her husband, 3 young sons and dog.
Big changes are coming to MGM Northfield Park. The popular racino will temporarily close April 20 as new ownership takes over. When it reopens April 22, it will operate under a new name: Northfield Park Read more
Two men convicted in separate human trafficking cases are now headed to prison, following investigations by the Northeast Ohio Human Trafficking Task Force. In one case, Darren Lassiter, 41, was sentenced to life in prison, Read more
A major investment is coming to Kent State, and it’s all about supporting the next generation of nurses. The Bedford Falls Foundation has awarded $1.8 million to Kent State University’s College of Nursing, creating a Read more
