low-income households

Nan Whaley, the Democratic nominee for Ohio governor, says other states are doing a better job at helping low-income parents afford baby formula.

The everyday "hassles" people in need face that create difficult and often unattainable hoops to jump through when seeking government assistance. Officials say these are necessary to root out fraud and ensure assistance to those that need it most but researchers say otherwise.

The Policy Matters Ohio study takes a look at income tax policy since the 2005 overhaul.

Rising food costs and increased spending on other daily expenditures are blamed for making it tough for some Ohioans to make ends meet.

The Senate has added the amendment to the state's proposed budget, and advocates for low-income Ohioans are urging lawmakers to take it out.

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