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Haslam Sports Group continues its investment in Northeast Ohio and Columbus

In four cities across the state of Ohio, the Haslam Sports Group is investing more than $4 billion to support not only the teams, but also the local communities. Each project in Berea, Brook Park, Cleveland and Columbus answers the call to HSG's mission of "win, fan, community" by providing world-class facilities so athletes can reach their full potential, venues and developments to create memorable fan experiences, and investments that support thriving communities.

Cleveland, OH · 1d

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Ohio lawmakers start lame duck by easing access to sawed-off shotguns

COLUMBUS — Ohioans would no longer be required to register sawed-off shotguns, short-barreled rifles, and firearm suppressors under legislation approved by the Ohio General Assembly Tuesday. The Ohio House passed Senate Bill 214 by a vote of 68-27, and the Ohio Senate concurred with House amendments 21-9. The bill removes suppressors and sawed-off firearms from the “dangerous ordnance” classification under state law. State Sen. Kyle Koehler (R., Springfield), the sponsor of S.B. 214, said people buying these items would still be required to pass a federal background check. “This bill simply aligns federal regulations with state law,” Mr. Koehler said, noting they are not anything more than a standard firearm. “It is not a dangerous ordnance. It’s not a missile, it’s not a torpedo, it’s not nitroglycerine,” he said. “It is a gun, and it should go through the same process that we use today to buy a firearm.” State Rep. Kellie Deeter (R., Norwalk) said the legislation is long overdue. “For many of my constituents, these are not abstract legal classifications,” she said. “There are practical implications for how they exercise their Second Amendment rights.” For example, Ms. Deeter said suppressors are often used as a gun-safety feature. “They

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Optimum internet outage reported across West Virginia, affecting parts of Ohio as well

On November 11, 2026, Optimum customers in West Virginia experienced a disruption to their services to many areas around the Mid-Ohio Valley and West Virginia.

West Virginia · 1d

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Ohio Lottery begins first gaming system overhaul in two decades with Scientific Games

The Ohio Lottery is replacing the technology behind lottery sales across the state, starting with new self-serve kiosks that began rolling out to retailers in October. The upgrade moves the Lottery to a new gaming system from Scientific Games, with go-live expected in spring 2027. “This first major upgrade to...

Ohio · 2d

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Ohio consumers to receive relief in $183.5 million rent-to-own settlement

COLUMBUS, OH (WTRF) — Ohio has joined a $183.5 million settlement with rent-to-own company Acima Digital and its parent company, Acima Holdings. The agreement resolves allegations that Acima misled consumers about the cost and terms of its rental-purchase agreements. The settlement involves 43 states. Ohio consumers will receive nearly...

Ohio · 13h

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8 Tiny Hot Dog Joints In Ohio That Will Have You Coming Back For More

Want to find the best tiny hot dog joints in Ohio worth seeking out?. These 8 spots serve up bold flavors and creative toppings that’ll keep you coming back for more!. 1. Dirty Frank’s Hot Dog Palace (Columbus) Some restaurants earn their reputation one loyal customer at a...

Ohio · 1d

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Ohio’s Old Railroad Depots Now Hide These 5 Restaurants Where You Eat Beside The Tracks

Ohio was built on railroads, and plenty of small towns still have the old depots to prove it. Some of those brick and wood stations sat empty for years, but a handful now serve pancakes, smoked brisket, sushi, and ice cream instead of train tickets. The best part is that...

Kent, OH · 1d

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Ohio veteran faces hurdles of starting his own business

COLUMBUS, Ohio — For nearly 10 years, Zach Caudill flew cargo for the Air Force. Now, he’s delivering energy drinks to local businesses for his own company. Caudill launched Battle Flow in March. Eight months later, his drinks are in 51 retail accounts, but getting to this point hasn’t been easy.

Columbus, OH · 1d

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What is Ohio CAT Tax? Everything businesses need to know in 2026

If you operate a business in Ohio, understanding your state tax obligations is an important part of staying compliant as your company grows. One tax Ohio businesses may encounter is the Commercial Activity Tax (CAT), which is based on Ohio taxable gross receipts rather than net income or profit. Established...

Ohio · 16h

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ODNR Celebrates Graduation of Three New K9 Teams Serving Ohio's Natural Resources

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) proudly recognized the newest members of its law enforcement K9 program during a graduation ceremony held November 10 at the Spring Valley Education Center. The ceremony celebrated the accomplishments of three highly trained K9 teams representing the ODNR Divisions of Parks and Watercraft and Wildlife. These new teams will play a vital role in protecting Ohio's natural resources, supporting search and rescue efforts, and strengthening community engagement across the state.

Ohio · 1d

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CVS announces breakup, but its Ohio skeptics say it’s incomplete

With a big Democratic majority about to take control of Congress — and amid calls to “break up big medicine” — healthcare giant CVS last week announced that it was splitting itself up. The announcement follows a controversial history of CVS activity in Ohio. The company said the resulting two companies — CVS Health and […]

Ohio · 2d

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A Florida Shelter Dog’s Spinning Habit Is Becoming a New Career as a Police Dog

A puppy named Bayblade kept spinning in his kennel until a rescue advocate saw drive instead of a quirk and found him a place in police K-9 training in Ohio.

Palm Beach County, FL · 1d

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Ohio honors a lifetime of service for Veterans Day

MARION, Ohio — According to recent U.S. Census Bureau data, there are over 16 million living military Veterans in the United States, making up roughly 6% to 7% of the adult population. While for some of them, their service happened decades ago, the sacrifices they made are still being...

Marion, OH · 1d

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Ohio Universities Hold Steady As Enrollment Gaps Widen

Ohio’s public universities are changing. There is relative stability statewide, but the numbers reveal sharply different fortunes among individual institutions. While Ohio State University and the University of Cincinnati are welcoming record numbers of students, several other universities are reporting declines that could affect their finances and long-term planning.

Ohio · 2d

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Ohio’s Family-Run Pizza Parlors Have Been Cutting Square Slices For Decades, And Here Are 6

Ask anyone from Ohio how pizza should be cut, and there is a good chance you will hear one word: squares. Across the state, thin and crispy pies get sliced into little party-cut pieces that are easy to grab, easy to share, and very easy to keep eating. Some of...

Ohio · 15h

The Cool Down

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Ohio homeowner turns to solar after electric bill climbs to $800, prompting warnings from others

"You are currently using about 24,000kWh/year, which is very high."

Ohio · 2d

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Ohio recognizes five employees for military service and public safety

The Ohio Department of Public Safety recognized five employees in Columbus on Nov. 10 as recipients of the agency’s 2026 Military Service Award.

Ohio · 2d

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Ohio, Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois Limit Winter Utility Shutoffs, With Some Protections Lasting Into April

Ohio, Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois set winter utility shutoff limits; Ohio's runs to April 16 and Minnesota's to April 30. See who qualifies.

Minnesota · 2d

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Survey highlights overlooked risk that could lead to falling

OHIO — Tripping over a rock, stumbling over your own shoes or even steps are all risks of falling, but there’s a risk factor that many can overlook: anxiety about falling. The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center surveyed 1,007 U.S. adults, and the results found that 63% don’t recognize anxiety as a falling risk. Additionally, 60% didn’t recognize hearing loss as a risk, and 74% didn’t recognize that an urgent need to use the bathroom can also lead to falling.

Ohio · 1d

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Thirteen Central Ohio Teams Chase Regional Finals in Friday Playoff Semifinals

Thirteen central Ohio high school football teams will play in regional semifinals on Friday, Nov. 13, with a berth in the regional finals on Nov. 20 at stake in every game, according to a preview of the round published by The Columbus Dispatch. Eight of the 13 teams face each other in Divisions I, II […]

Ohio · 12h

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