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As the lame duck session gets underway, four of Ohio’s leading law enforcement organizations say they want guardrails on Flock cameras and other automated license plate readers.
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Champaign County Job and Family Services anticipates a funding deficit of about $81,000 to administer SNAP benefits to close to 10% of its population.
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UD’s new president wants to get word out that UD is a 'national leader in Catholic higher education'University of Dayton’s President-elect Darlene Weaver will be the first woman to lead the school in its 176 year history.
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The Rock Hall enters its fourth decade with first-of-their-kind exhibits and the opening of a major expansion.
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The $3 billion plant will be built near existing Honda facilities and create 2,000 jobs.
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The Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter at Ohio State has been placed on interim suspension after an incident at a weekend party resulted in multiple people needing medical care.
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The Ohio Consumers’ Counsel is celebrating 50 years of advocating for fair utility prices.
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After a gas line explosion rocked a Twinsburg Township neighborhood in June, legislators are proposing changes to statewide regulations.
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The Trump administration has proposed changes to the National Historic Preservation Act that could endanger historic sites significant to tribal nations across the country. Oklahoma tribes say that puts ancestral lands in Ohio at risk.
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Efforts to get more Black people to polls appear to have worked across Ohio. Estimates find 84,000 more Black Ohioans cast ballots this year.
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Nancy Hollister served as the first female Governor of Ohio for 11 days.
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Ohio State's Interim Provost Trevor Brown told the university committee assigned to review hundreds of renaming requests not to pursue a full review into the matter.