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Thousands of Haitians living in Ohio, including Springfield, lost their legal status in July. With it went their ability to work.
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Dr. David Hackney says he wants the public to know about the impact abortion bans have had on maternal-fetal medicine specialists and what they mean for patients.
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Some argue the 'Patriot Games' are akin to the fictional Hunger Games series, with young athletes from all parts of the country competing for scholarships.
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A Vinton County judge has ordered mental competency evaluations for two more family members accused of keeping 16 children in conditions authorities say were worse than livestock.
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At Fox Run, one of Ohio's largest youth residential treatment centers, kids and former staff detail a litany of trauma.
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International Motors LLC's two Springfield facilities will sell a majority of their assets to Roshel Inc. by Oct. 2. Roshel plans to start a new operation at these Springfield locations at some point in the future after the sale is complete.
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A new Ohio State University research study with the Ohio Restaurant and Hospitality Alliance shows the popularity of weight loss drugs like GLP-1 is changing the way people eat at restaurants.
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Across Ohio, property taxes support a large part of library budgets.
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The group of Eastern Shawnee citizens made stops in sacred and historic sites across their homelands in the Midwest.
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There were 364 confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis in Ohio as of Wednesday. In an update a day later, that number is 1,274.
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The 16 children were discovered about two weeks ago in what authorities call "deplorable" conditions.
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Sen. Bill Blessing (R-Colerain Twp.) said he wants to explore what more can be done.