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After a days delay to resolve technical legal questions, testimony for the first trial of former Loudoun County Public Schools Superintendent Scott Alan Ziegler began Sept. 26 in Loudoun Circuit

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (The Daily Dish) — DC Studios has a new Superhero film in theaters, but will a fowl-mouthed group of Strays take away the Blue Beetles thunder? Patrick Beatty Is Here to tell us what is out in theaters and some extra reviews online!

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (The Daily Dish) — Will the new 'Ahsoka' Star Wars series successfully bridge the gap from animated to live-action? Or will the learning curve be too much for general audiences? Patrick Beatty is here to talk about the new series, Gran Turismo, and an exclusive interview with The Hill star Colin Ford!

A Homewood teen cut off his probation ankle monitor and joined a second teen to carjack an Uber driver early Thursday, before leading Pittsburgh police on a high-speed chase that ended in Penn Hills with their capture, officials said. Police charged Patrick Beatty, 16, with robbery of a motor vehicle,

This week we are traveling across the spider-verse to see the new Spidey flick, but will you leave the theater feeling completely immersed, or will you want to get reimbursed? Here to tell us his thoughts is our own spider-critic, Patrick Beatty.

More than 400,000 Ohioans may lose Medicaid coverage– government-paid health insurance for low-income or disabled people– this summer when the federal government's COVID-19 emergency declaration ends, according to the Commonwealth Fund. Under the declaration, Ohio and other states were unable to take people off Medicaid, even if they became ineligible.

Community Solutions' Center for Medicaid Policy. Under the declaration, Ohio and other states were unable to take people off Medicaid, even if they became ineligible. But the worry is underfunded and understaffed counties are facing the task of combing through the entire Medicaid population to disenroll ineligible people– all within a 90- day deadline...

Company hints that Medicaid director acted improperly. It's happened before. Another disappointed bidder sued — and won — over Corcoran's actions.

ProMedica subsidiary claims a biased process kept them from being chosen to manage care for Medicaid clients.

A Toledo company that's trying to stop a group of huge contracts from going forward on Wednesday focused on what it saw as inconsistencies in the way the Ohio Department of Medicaid procured them.