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The Columbus Dispatch

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Amy Acton kept us floundering in fear during COVID-19. She can't be governor. | Opinion

New Albany resident Philip Derrow is a retired business owner. Reach him at philderrowdispatch@gmail.com. This month marks five years since the greatest assault on civil liberties by governments throughout the ostensibly free world since WWII, including across the United States and right here in Ohio. Politicians and the narrowly-focused experts they foolishly empowered restricted freedom of assembly, religion, the press, and speech — all previously sacrosanct. We were forced to stay in our homes, cover our faces, close our businesses, isolate our children and watch loved ones die without the comfort of our touch. Entire populations were subdued not...

Ohio · 2025-03-13

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Ohio could soon require mandatory euthanasia for 'dangerous dogs'

COLERAIN TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WKRC) — In the wake of a vicious dog attack in Colerain Township that left a woman severely injured, there are renewed calls for changes to Ohio's dog laws. The dogs involved in the attack will be euthanized after their quarantine period, but only because the...

Ohio · 2025-03-13
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First Quality Tissue invests $984M to build tissue manufacturing facility in Ohio

First Quality Tissue has announced plans to build a new towel and tissue production facility in Defiance, Ohio. The company, which is a leading manufacturer of hygiene, paper, and packaging products, will invest $984 million into the project, creating more than 400 new jobs for the surrounding area. The 1.6 million-square-foot facility will be situated on a 1,000-acre site at the Baltimore Avenue Industrial Corridor, a location supported by the All Ohio Future Fund to prime it for future economic development.

Defiance, OH · 2025-03-13
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Body of missing Hardin County man discovered

HARDIN COUNTY, Ohio (WLIO) - The body of a Hardin County man missing since last November has been found. The Ada Police Department has issued a press release that the body of Todd Musson has been found in a rural area of southeastern Hardin County. Police chief Alec Cooper says Musson was found on Wednesday March 12th near a body of water by a passing kayaker.

Hardin County, OH · 2025-03-13
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5 Ohio Cities Named Among The Unhappiest Cities In America

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Ohio · 2025-03-13

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Chronic wasting disease continues to spread

In December 2020, Ohio confirmed its first wild deer infected with chronic wasting disease in Wyandot County. It was a mature buck that was taken to a local taxidermist and tested as part of routine CWD surveillance. In January 2021, the state’s second infected deer was killed at Killdeer Plains Wildlife Area. That autumn, eight hunter-harvested deer tested positive during the 2021-22 deer season in southern Wyandot and northern Marion counties and one additional positive deer was removed through targeted shooting in March 2022.

Wyandot County, OH · 2025-03-13

WJW FOX 8 News Cleveland

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Teens identified among the dead in violent Cleveland crash

Authorities say two 14-year-old girls and an 18-year-old man were among the four people killed in an early Wednesday crash.

Cleveland, OH · 2025-03-12

Sports Radio 98.7

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Ohio Seriously Considers New Toll Road from Michigan to Columbus

Many Michigan residents who travel south into Ohio quickly encounter that state's Turnpike. The roadway crosses the northern tier of Ohio near the Michigan line - as does the Indiana Toll Road to the west. The Ohio legislature has passed a law to force the state's Department of Transportation and...

Michigan · 2025-03-13

The Columbus Dispatch

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USDA cancels local food purchasing program, putting more strain on central Ohio food banks

Local food banks are feeling the pinch — and may be forced to offer less fresh produce — amid funding cuts to a federal program connecting them and some school districts with local farmers and challenges with rising food costs. The concern is the latest round of struggles for food banks in Ohio amid policy changes, rising food costs and a proposed state budget that would cut funding for food banks to purchase food — all while Ohio food banks experience record levels of need. The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently canceled money for the Local Food Purchase Assistance...

Ohio · 2025-03-12

The New Republic

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Ohio Republicans Are Ready to Wreck the Economy Over DEI

The small hearing room at the Ohio Statehouse is packed. The overflow room next-door is full, as well—and both are roped off. State Highway Patrol officers in tall hats direct people who have come to oppose the bill that’s on the Workforce and Higher Education Committee’s docket to a second overflow site set up in the Capitol crypt. So far, 80 people have signed up to fill the three hours allotted for opposition testimony in a hearing timed to spring break for many public universities. More than 700 people have submitted written testimony. They’re all out in force against...

Ohio · 2025-03-12

WJW FOX 8 News Cleveland

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‘Absolute tragedy’: Four dead in local crash

Cleveland police are investigating a crash that left four people dead.

Cleveland, OH · 2025-03-12

hometownstations.com

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Lima Police seek information on man found shot in head

LIMA, Ohio (WLIO) — The Lima Police Department is seeking information about a man found with a gunshot wound to the head. Just after 11:30 p.m. last night, officers were called to the 500 block of Albert Street, where they found a man sitting in a vehicle with a gunshot wound to the head.

Lima, OH · 2025-03-12