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New Albany billionaire Les Wexner, under scrutiny for his ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, last attended a Wexner Medical Center board meeting in May 2025.
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Springfield city leaders are aware federal ICE agents are carrying out arrests in the community.
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The first building phase of 5C Group's Springfield data center is expected to be complete by the end of September. While economic leaders wait in anticipation, some residents aren't so enthused.
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Texas officials used data from thousands of Flock cameras nationwide to track a woman in 2025, according to a report from 404 Media. Almost all abortions are banned in Texas.
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Ohio hopes to lead class-action lawsuit against Roblox, claiming it misled investors on age policiesThe lawsuit filed by Ohio accuses Roblox of marketing itself as a safe space for kids and misleading investors about the age safety measures it was using before making a change this past spring.
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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.