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Ohio Grandma Killed by Drugged Pitbulls High on Cocaine: ‘Such a Brutal Death in Her Own Yard’
The family of an Ohio grandma who was killed by drugged pitbulls in October is seeking justice. JoAnn Echelbarger, 73, had her life tragically taken from her while she was gardening at her Ashville home last fall. The incident occurred when Echelbarger was working in her yard, and her neighbor’s two pit bulls, Echo and Apollo, brutally attacked the beloved mother and grandmother. Jo Ann’s husband was unable to help her due to being wheelchair-bound and suffering from dementia. It was later found that the dogs had cocaine in their system at the time of the attack.
Newsweek
miamistudent.net
‘How much more are we gonna have to tolerate?’: Miami reacts to Senate Bill 104
Two sources are anonymous, and one uses a pseudonym, Julia, for their safety. The effects of Senate Bill 104 (S.B. 104), which requires people at Ohio K-12 schools and universities to use the restroom that aligns with their gender assigned at birth, have reached Miami University. The law took effect...
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The Columbus Dispatch
Ohio AG's office reviewed Faith Life Church's management, financial practices in 2022
Three years before a criminal investigation into allegations of sexual abuse of minors by former youth leaders at New Albany's Faith Life Church, the state investigated the church's leadership and financial controls. Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost in early February recused himself and his office's Bureau of Criminal Investigation from this year's investigation because he said he's friends with church founders Gary and Drenda Keesee , whose son, Tom Keesee, and another former church youth leader have been accused of the abuse. But he didn't have to do the same in 2022, when his office's charitable law section investigated...
Cleveland.com
‘People are upset as hell’: Inside Northeast Ohio’s resurgent anti-Republican protest movement
COLUMBUS, Ohio—With the return of President Donald Trump, inevitably there has been the return of anti-Trump protests. In Cleveland, around Ohio, and throughout the country, demonstrators have turned out in the past eight weeks to protest a range of actions – both real and feared – by Trump and other Republican leaders.