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KEY TAKEAWAYS Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost approved General Catalyst’s $485 million purchase of Summa Health, contingent on 10 conditions to protect care access and community interests.

According to Yost, eight home-health aides and one mental health specialist are being accused of billing Medicaid a combined ...

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Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is calling for a line-item veto on $600M unclaimed funds for a new Cleveland Browns domed stadium in Brook Park.

However, the attorney general recently withdrew his candidacy last month. Yost discussed his decision to exit the race during a subsequent City Club interview with Ideastream’s Mike McIntyre.

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With less than 24 hours until Virginia voters choose the Democratic nominee for attorney general, both former Delegate Jay Jones and Henrico County Commonwealth’s Attorney Shannon Taylor are ...

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Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost says he has "conditionally approved" the $485 million sale of Akron -based Summa Health to General Catalyst subsidiary Health Assurance Transformation LLC (HATCo).

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost on Friday ripped into a deal that would steer $600 million from the state's unclaimed funds pool toward a new Cleveland Browns stadium.