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Joshua Greenwood was reported missing late Monday night. Guards said he was unaccounted for in a 10:15 p.m. head count. He was serving time on grand larceny charges out of Cabell County.
Joshua Greenwood was reported missing late Monday night. Guards said he was unaccounted for in a 10:15 p.m. head count. He was serving time on grand larceny charges out of Cabell County.
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People from across the WOWK-TV 13News viewing area sent in a number of incredible photographs on Tuesday evening.
People from across the WOWK-TV 13News viewing area sent in a number of incredible photographs on Tuesday evening.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio is closer to replacing an outdated system that's known for rejecting eligible people from the Medicaid program.
Officials said Wednesday the state will contract with Accenture LLC for a new system that will help determine eligibility for programs across Ohio's health and human services agencies.
The announcement comes as the governor wants to expand the federal-state Medicaid program to cover more low-income people.
Gov. John Kasich's proposed budget includes $230 million for the eligibility system upgrade, though the federal government is expected to reimburse the state for most of the cost.
The administration estimates that 60 percent of the old system's eligibility determinations are inaccurate and must be manually overridden to prevent applicants from being denied coverage.
The new system will allow people to apply online for Medicaid.
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