Rochelle Alleyne
Reporter at WFTS-TV (Tampa, FL)
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5 days ago |
wtol.com | Rochelle Alleyne
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Gov. Mike DeWine's proposed budget would have added almost $22 million dollars to expand the state's Help Me Grow program. Advocates have told 10TV the extra money would have provided 25,000 more Ohio moms with in-home medical care. They also say it would close gaps in health care for moms and babies of color. But right now, the version making its way through the Ohio Senate cuts that money. However, it does include funding to hire an additional employee.
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5 days ago |
10tv.com | Rochelle Alleyne
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Gov. Mike DeWine's proposed budget would have added almost $22 million dollars to expand the state's Help Me Grow program. Advocates have told 10TV the extra money would have provided 25,000 more Ohio moms with in-home medical care. They also say it would close gaps in health care for moms and babies of color. But right now, the version making its way through the Ohio Senate cuts that money. However, it does include funding to hire an additional employee.
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6 days ago |
10tv.com | Rochelle Alleyne
COLUMBUS, Ohio — This November, Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther wants residents to decide on a $500 million bond package for housing. If approved, Ginther says some of the money would help the construction of 200,000 new housing units, a significant step in addressing the city's housing crunch. "We did $50 million in 2019, $200 million in 2022. I'm proposing a $500 million neighborhood development housing issue," he said in an interview with 10TV's Collin Dorsey.
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1 week ago |
wtol.com | Rochelle Alleyne
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Last week, a new law went into effect that could allow law enforcement to charge up to $750 dollars for videos — such as body camera footage. Now, under the recently passed state House budget, that law would be expanded to include videos that are sent to a prosecuting attorney's Office. If passed as is, the law would waive that potential fee for victim's of a crime and their attorney or insurance company. It's a change that Gov.
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2 weeks ago |
10tv.com | Rochelle Alleyne
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Amanda Bornheim is a supervisor for the Help Me Growprogram at Action for Children. "We go into the home every week and we meet with the families. We talk about positive parenting, we talk about building nurturing relationships with their children," she said. She manages a team of six who currently serves at least 90 low-income families in central Ohio. "Those first 1,000 days of life are critical," said Bornheim.
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