Holmes Co., Ohio, is a patchwork of farmland. Modest houses perch on sloping hills and laundry hangs from clothes lines, flapping in the wind. There are horses and buggies – some driven by farmers in straw hats, others by women with their hair covered in bonnets, babies on their laps. Holmes is one of the healthiest counties in Ohio. It’s also the least insured.

Health care advocates say several bills passed by the Legislature at the end of the spring legislative session would benefit consumers.

On the 21st: If Congress doesn't act soon, funding will expire for a federal healthcare program, known as CHIP, which covers roughly 180,000 children in Illinois. Plus, a new study finds there may be a genetic component to picky eating. We also discuss how a good night's sleep is important for both the body and the brain.

This story was reported in partnership with Kaiser Health News.