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‘Incriminated me’: Ohio man spent 141 days in jail after police allegedly hid evidence pointing to another mass shooting suspect, lawsuit says
An Ohio man jailed nearly five months over a Toledo festival shooting sued the city and prosecutors, alleging police ignored evidence pointing to another suspect before charges were dropped. Lawsuit said police ignored tips pointing to another suspect Eljay Crisp-Carr, 20, and his mother, April Carr, filed a $20 million federal civil rights lawsuit on...
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Ohio high school football playoffs preview, prediction for Massillon vs. Big Walnut
Week 13 of the Ohio high school football season is Round 3 of the playoffs. These regional semifinals kick off for Stark County-area teams on Friday, Nov. 13 with three games. Here's our look at one of those games, Here's our look at one of those games — Massillon at Sunbury Big Walnut in Division II, Region 7 — including a breakdown of the matchup and who we predict will win. The game, a rematch of a regional final won by Big Walnut two years ago and last year , kicks off at 7 p.m. Watch Ohio High School Football Live on NFHS Network all year OHSAA football playoffs: Division II, Region 7 semifinal | Friday, Nov. 13 No. 3 Massillon (10-1) at No. 2 Big Walnut (11-0) What to watch: Big Walnut gets Massillon on its home field a year after stopping a late Massillon drive in a 27-21 playoff win on a rainy night in Zanesville. … Big Walnut’s best 2026 win came on the road, 47-40 in overtime at Ironton. Two longtime standouts forced overtime with one second left on a 22-yard touchdown touchdown pass from QB Eli Stumpf to RB Nolan Buirley, followed by a 2-point
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Laura Emerick is this week's Aces of Trades
MARION – Laura Emerick can’t imagine doing anything else. “I had a lot of interests and possible careers I considered during childhood,” Emerick said. “There was a time I was really interested in orthopedic surgery after dealing with some running injuries. "I also had an interest in writing and journalism. But I always came back to teaching. I come from a family of teachers. My grandma taught fourth grade and my mom taught 6th grade, and they were both truly excellent teachers.” “One of my favorite things to do was go to my grandma’s house on the weekends because she would let me help grade papers, and my mom would always take me to the local teacher store where I would stock up on workbooks, stickers, and fun/pretty pencils," she said. "She even let me get my own gradebook for playing school with my younger sister, sometimes against her will. I took this very seriously. It came naturally to me. And while I may not have ended up teaching elementary school, at my core I have always been a teacher.” Today, Emerick is associate vice president of student success and engagement, and chief student affairs officer, at Marion Technical College.