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10 Investigates
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Nursing homes cited for infection control during pandemic later got millions in incentive payments
Of the 247 long-term care facilities in Ohio that received civil monetary penalties for infection control issues, 195 of them also received incentive payments.
10Investigates
Moratorium on evictions hasn't stopped flow of new eviction cases from being filed in court
The moratorium was designed to keep people from being tossed out, but it hasn't stopped landlords from filing eviction cases.
10Investigates
Former ODJFS unemployment call taker cites lack of training, staff for payment delays
Pre-pandemic, the state says it would receive 20,000 calls a week. At the height of the pandemic it was dealing with 500,000 calls with 40 call takers.
10Investigates
What went wrong with Ohio's unemployment system?
Part of the problem was, 10 Investigates found, the antiquated computer system was not ready for the large influx of claims when the pandemic shut down businesses.
10Investigates
'We kind of feel helpless': Loved ones frustrated with filthy conditions of Chillicothe cemetery
The state has sued the out-of-state owners of Floral Hills Memory Gardens, but for now, it's mostly volunteers who are trying to keep the cemetery clean.
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Investigations into foster care system and shooting death of Ma’Khia Bryant still linger
10Investigates
Nursing homes cited for infection control during pandemic later got millions in incentive payments
10Investigates
Moratorium on evictions hasn't stopped flow of new eviction cases
10Investigates
Former ODJFS unemployment call taker cites lack of training, staff for payment delays
10Investigates
What went wrong with Ohio's unemployment system?
10Investigates
Loved ones frustrated with filthy conditions of Chillicothe cemetery
10Investigates
Tonight at 11: A 10 Investigates special report on the state's $2 billion unemployment benefits mistake
10Investigates
City of Columbus has paid out $12.8 million in use of force settlements
Local News
Investigations into foster care system and shooting death of Ma’Khia Bryant still linger
10Investigates
Nursing homes cited for infection control during pandemic later got millions in incentive payments
10Investigates
Moratorium on evictions hasn't stopped flow of new eviction cases
10Investigates
Former ODJFS unemployment call taker cites lack of training, staff for payment delays
10Investigates
What went wrong with Ohio's unemployment system?
10Investigates
Loved ones frustrated with filthy conditions of Chillicothe cemetery
10Investigates
Tonight at 11: A 10 Investigates special report on the state's $2 billion unemployment benefits mistake
10Investigates
City of Columbus has paid out $12.8 million in use of force settlements
Local News
'Special warrants' causing delays in unemployment claims
An unemployment system update will be finished by November of next year, according to the state.
10Investigates
Since COVID pandemic began, Ohio has overpaid $2.1 billion in unemployment benefits
More than $1.5 billion worth of the overpayments were considered to be “non-fraudulent” that affected both traditional and pandemic unemployment benefits.
Local News
'Special warrants' causing delays in unemployment claims
An unemployment system update will be finished by November of next year, according to the state.
10Investigates
Since COVID pandemic began, Ohio has overpaid $2.1 billion in unemployment benefits
More than $1.5 billion worth of the overpayments were considered to be “non-fraudulent” that affected both traditional and pandemic unemployment benefits.
10Investigates
City of Columbus has paid out $12.8 million in use of force settlements since 2010
The $12.8 million figure does not include other legal settlements involving Columbus police, which have cost the city $4.2 million since 2010.
10Investigates
DeWine defends $1 million lottery giveaway meant to entice more COVID vaccine participation
As of Thursday, more than 42% of eligible Ohioans had started their vaccines.
10Investigates
City of Columbus has paid out $12.8 million in use of force settlements since 2010
The $12.8 million figure does not include other legal settlements involving Columbus police, which have cost the city $4.2 million since 2010.
10Investigates
DeWine defends $1 million lottery giveaway meant to entice more COVID vaccine participation
As of Thursday, more than 42% of eligible Ohioans had started their vaccines.
10Investigates
City of Columbus has paid out $12.8 million in use of force settlements since 2010
The $12.8 million figure does not include other legal settlements involving Columbus police, which have cost the city $4.2 million since 2010.
10Investigates
DeWine defends $1 million lottery giveaway meant to entice more COVID vaccine participation
As of Thursday, more than 42% of eligible Ohioans had started their vaccines.
10Investigates
FCC rule change, Ohio legislation both aim to curb robocalls
10 Investigates along with TEGNA stations across the country are investigating the automated, unwanted calls.
10Investigates
Robocall victim fights back against the scammers
Since the advent of the robocall unit in March of 2020, the Ohio Attorney General’s Office has received more than 48,000 complaints about robocalls.
10Investigates
City of Columbus has paid out $12.8 million in use of force settlements since 2010
The $12.8 million figure does not include other legal settlements involving Columbus police, which have cost the city $4.2 million since 2010.
10Investigates
DeWine defends $1 million lottery giveaway meant to entice more COVID vaccine participation
As of Thursday, more than 42% of eligible Ohioans had started their vaccines.
10Investigates
FCC rule change, Ohio legislation both aim to curb robocalls
10 Investigates along with TEGNA stations across the country are investigating the automated, unwanted calls.
10Investigates
Robocall victim fights back against the scammers
Since the advent of the robocall unit in March of 2020, the Ohio Attorney General’s Office has received more than 48,000 complaints about robocalls.
Robocalls
10 Investigates joins national investigation into robocalls; What you can do to 'Stop the Calls'
Americans lost an estimated $19.7 billion dollars to phone scammers last year alone. 10 Investigates has tips to make sure you don't fall victim.
10Investigates
Liquid waste spill in Morrow County deepens divide between neighbors and energy company
Residents remain concerned about the potential impacts of a recent liquid waste spill in Morrow County.
10Investigates
Replacing numbers with names: 10 Investigates looks into COVID’s impact in long-term care facilities
According to figures from the Ohio Department of Health, 38% of all COVID-19 deaths have been tied to long-term care facilities.
Robocalls
10 Investigates joins national investigation into robocalls; What you can do to 'Stop the Calls'
Americans lost an estimated $19.7 billion dollars to phone scammers last year alone. 10 Investigates has tips to make sure you don't fall victim.
10Investigates
Liquid waste spill in Morrow County deepens divide between neighbors and energy company
Residents remain concerned about the potential impacts of a recent liquid waste spill in Morrow County.
10Investigates
Replacing numbers with names: 10 Investigates looks into COVID’s impact in long-term care facilities
According to figures from the Ohio Department of Health, 38% of all COVID-19 deaths have been tied to long-term care facilities.
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