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COLUMBUS — Residents and school officials in two Columbus-area neighborhoods woke up Tuesday to a disturbing sight: flyers promoting the Ku Klux Klan left on doorsteps and near school buildings…
COLUMBUS — A stretch of sunny, dry weather is giving Ohio farmers a welcome chance to catch up on harvest work that fell behind after heavy rains earlier this month.…
CINCINNATI — The Cincinnati Bengals are bringing back a familiar face at wide receiver, signing Mitchell Tinsley off the Houston Texans’ practice squad and onto their active roster. The move,…
COLUMBUS — The chairman of the JobsOhio board is set to be deposed this week in a federal civil lawsuit against Akron-based FirstEnergy, the utility at the center of one…
COLUMBUS — Ohio’s Tax Credit Authority has approved five economic development projects across the state that are expected to create 1,173 new jobs and bring in more than $431 million…
DAYTON — The murder trial of Caleb Flynn entered its ninth day on Tuesday, with closing arguments beginning in the case of the Dayton-area man accused of killing his wife,…
CHILLICOTHE — After years of fundraising and hard work, the Ross County Humane Society is celebrating the grand opening of its brand-new animal shelter. The new facility gives the organization…
SYLVANIA — Voters in Sylvania will have the final say this November on whether the city should limit the use of its resources for federal immigration enforcement — a question…
AKRON — Two of the three Akron Public Schools educators facing termination are fighting to keep their jobs, asking an independent referee to review whether the district should be allowed…
COLUMBUS — A state appeals court has reversed a lower court’s decision to throw out a class-action lawsuit filed by victims of a 2024 ransomware attack on the city of…
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