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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis condemns former Republican presidential primary rival Vivek Ramaswamy for getting beat ‘like a drum’ in the midterms: ‘I don’t know why they would have pushed him to be the candidate there’

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis criticized Vivek Ramaswamy for getting beat 'like a drum.' BY: ZUMAPRESS/MEGA Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis criticized former Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy over his loss in the midterms. “Ohio governor. I mean, how bad did they beat Vivek, like a drum? Now, part of that was Vivek, quite frankly,” DeSantis told Sage Steele on her podcast.  Questioning Ramaswamy DeSantis, who ran against Ramaswamy in the 2024...

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WCPO 9 Cincinnati

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Hamilton County sheriff warns Ohio bill easing firearm restrictions could endanger public safety

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News 5 Cleveland WEWS

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Ohio Gov. DeWine plans to commute more death sentences before leaving office

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Amid plans to shut off landlines, rural Ohioans worry of isolation

Decades ago, before cell phones buzzed and beeped in everyone's pockets, people relied on a network of copper wires to stay connected to loved ones. A landline phone’s chime was a familiar part of everyday life. In some Appalachian Ohio homes, like Paul Feezel’s, those landlines are still ringing....

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Cleveland.com

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Ohio, 16 States Reach $63 Million Settlement With Family Dollar Over Deceptive Pricing

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Heath directs more than $62,000 in opioid settlement funds to Licking County HOME Court.

The City of Heath is contributing more than $62,000 in opioid settlement funds to support services provided through Licking County’s HOME Court. The specialized court was established in 2025 and works with individuals experiencing homelessness and other challenges, including substance-use disorders and mental health needs. Heath Police Captain Dave...

Heath, OH · 2d

OK Magazine

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Judge Rules Ohio ‘House of Horrors’ Mom of 16 Fit to Stand Trial While She’s Reportedly Pregnant: Explosive Development Emerges

The disturbing Ohio “House of Horrors” case has taken another shocking turn, with Elizabeth Siders, the mother of 16, facing serious criminal charges, is now pregnant, as questions surrounding her mental competency take center stage, OK! can reveal. According to court documents obtained by OK!, Elizabeth and Christina Siders are facing separate criminal proceedings in...

Vinton County, OH · 2d

NBC4 Columbus

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With new incentive program in place, Ohio State nurses request investigation

Ohio · 23h

Lancaster Eagle-Gazette

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U.S. 33 widening lands on Ohio's draft funding list

A proposed state transportation funding list would provide $4 million for preliminary engineering on a U.S. 33 widening project in Franklin and Fairfield counties. The funding would be provided in fiscal year 2028, according to a community announcement from the Ohio Department of Transportation. The Fairfield County project is among 13 projects in 12 counties included in a $46.7 million draft funding list approved by the Transportation Review Advisory Council . The council, known as TRAC, reviews funding for major transportation projects in Ohio. Its draft list covers fiscal years 2027 through 2030. Of the overall funding, $37.1 million is proposed for 12 projects, including the U.S. 33 widening project. An additional $9.6 million would completely fund construction of the I-275 SmartLane project in Clermont and Hamilton counties. Public can comment before final vote The U.S. 33 proposal is not yet a final funding commitment. The public can submit comments on the draft list by emailing trac@dot.ohio.gov through Dec. 9. TRAC is scheduled to vote on the final list at its Dec. 17 meeting. How Ohio's transportation funding process works TRAC operates on an annual application cycle and determines funding commitments for projects in Ohio's Major New Construction Program. Projects

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The Center Square

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Everytown: Ohio law could reflect ATF policy on 'crime guns'

(The Center Square) – Ohio firearms owners could have the same guidelines as the federal government when it comes to buying and possessing short-barreled rifles, short-barreled shotguns and firearms suppressors. Senate Bill 214 removes firearm suppressors, short-barreled rifles, and short-barreled shotguns from Ohio’s definition of dangerous ordnance. Supporters said it brings Ohio state law in alignment with federal law. Last month, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives ended enforcement of certain registration and approval requirements for firearms suppressors and short-barreled firearms. The ATF’s policy followed an August ruling by a federal judge in Texas concerning registration of the items when there is no more tax. The Justice Department decided not to appeal. The taxes on the short barreled firearms and suppressors were removed last year in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act Congress passed and President Donald Trump signed. Monisha Henley, SVP for government affairs at Everytown, criticized the move. “So the Trump administration spent a lot of time doing what we refer to as ATF rollbacks, where they've really taken the priority of that agency and said ‘we're not gonna focus on guns anymore, and we're gonna let these rogue gun dealers sell crime guns,’” Henley told

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Animal of Things

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Ohio Has No Closed Season on Coyotes, but Fur Taker Permit Rules Still Apply to Every Other Furbearer You Trap

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Trapping season in Ohio 2026-27 starts on November 10, 2026 for most furbearers, but coyotes can be taken all year. According to the 2026-27 Ohio Hunting and Trapping Regulations, the rules run from September 1, 2026 to August 31, 2027. That gives you a mix of seasons: a standard window for fox, raccoon, and similar … This article, Ohio Has No Closed Season on Coyotes, but Fur Taker Permit Rules Still Apply to Every Other Furbearer You Trap , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Shock Collar Laws in Iowa: What Dog Owners Can and Cannot Do • Alaska Treats Animal Neglect as a Crime Only When Failing to Provide Care Causes Death or Severe Suffering • Emergency Cold Weather Shelter Laws for Pets in Alabama: What Beau’s Law and Cruelty Statutes Require

Ohio · 9h

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Knox County commissioners meet again; Drenda Keesee hasn't resigned

KNOX COUNTY, Ohio (WSYX) — Knox County commissioners met again Thursday in Mount Vernon as calls grow for Commissioner Drenda Keesee to resign following testimony in her son’s rape trial. Keesee did not resign. She declined an on-camera interview with ABC 6's Hannah Buzza on Thursday morning, but...

Knox County, OH · 1d

Main Street Dollars

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Senior homeowners in Ohio, Indiana, Washington and Florida face 2027 property tax changes, from Ohio’s Dec. 31 homestead filing to Florida’s exemption of up to $150,000

Older homeowners in four states have different property tax rules to sort out before 2027 bills arrive. Ohio’s senior homestead exemption has to be filed by Dec. 31, Indiana and Washington have set new income limits, and Florida’s exemption grows to as much as $150,000 of assessed value on non-school taxes. The first question is […]

Ohio · 10h

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10 Ohio Family Activities That Make Thanksgiving Weekend More Fun For Kids

A historic grist mill flips on millions of holiday lights Thanksgiving evening, and families drive in to see it glow over a river gorge. I love that the kickoff happens right after the pie. That mill is not alone. Ohio has zoos that swap summer crowds for glowing trails, science...

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This Massive German Christmas Market In Ohio Has Heated Tents And Old-World Holiday Charm

Krampus shows up to this Christmas market. Yes, the horned, grumpy holiday legend from German folklore gets an invitation, right alongside Santa and Mrs. Claus. Then there’s the shopping. Imported cuckoo clocks, glass-blown ornaments, nutcrackers, and spinning pyramid candle holders fill the booths. Most of it sits under a...

Cincinnati, OH · 21h

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Final Central Ohio Outdoor Car Shows – Miller’s, Fall Harvest & Veterans Day

The 2026 Central Ohio outdoor car show season has officially come to a close, but there are still a handful of cruise-ins and cars & coffee events remaining on the November calendar. This week’s News & Notes features reports from three of the season’s final outdoor shows: Miller’s Fall Swap...

Columbus, OH · 1d

News Herald

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Ohio 44th district race has Republican ahead by 56 votes

Ohio's 44 th District seat vacated by Republican Josh Williams is within automatic recount territory, so far. Some votes remain to be counted, which are provisional ballots, overseas ballots and absentee 11-S challenge forms. The election totals reported in Ohio are unofficial numbers because the count has not yet included those votes. Currently, only 56 votes separate Republican Edward Schimmel and Democrat David Fournier, putting it within the 0.5% that Lucas County Board of Elections Director LaVera Scott said was the automatic trigger for a recount. Schimmel has 26,612 votes (47.97%) to Fournier’s 26,556 votes (47.87%). Independent candidate Lyndsey Stough received 2,313 votes (4.17%). The "canoe" or "dumbbell" district is composed of the western part of Lucas County, the northern section of Wood County and a western section of Ottawa County. Due to its spread across parts of three counties, it's unclear how many provisional, overseas and challenged ballots come from which parts of the district. “We don’t process them according to district at all. Once the board votes on them to tell if they are valid or not, then they are generated," Scott said. "Only after that time would we be able to link them to any district. All

Ohio · 6h

mindfullyamerican.com

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5 Ohio Christmas Light Displays Ohioans Say Are Worth the Drive

Clifton Mill’s Christmas lights come back on Nov. 27, the day after Thanksgiving. Other Ohio displays open sooner, so you don’t have to wait for the holiday to see lights. Here are the Christmas light displays Ohioans say are worth the drive. 1. Cincinnati Zoo. The Cincinnati Zoo,...

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Akron Beacon Journal

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One person may have spread measles at a half-dozen sites in Ohio

One person infected with measles may have spread the highly contagious disease over a period of about a week at more than a half-dozen sites in Northeast Ohio. Geauga Public Health is reporting a confirmed case of measles with exposures at several public locations in Geauga and Lake counties during the time period the individual was able to spread the virus. Statewide, the Ohio Department of Health is reporting 310 cases in 25 counties so far this year, according to its most recent summary of infectious diseases dashboard update on Nov. 5. That number is nearly six times (588.9%) more than the 45 cases reported in all of 2025. The vast majority of cases in Ohio are among unvaccinated individuals, per ODH. “It’s unfortunate that these outbreaks have become more common in Ohio over the past few years, because this disease is preventable,” Dr. Bruce Vanderhoff, ODH director, said a July 30 statement. “This serves to emphasize the importance of being fully vaccinated. I strongly encourage you to protect yourselves and your children by getting vaccinated.” Here's where measles may have spread in Geauga and Lake counties. US measles cases: A once almost-forgotten disease is spiking in the US. See

Geauga County, OH · 1d

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Northeast Ohio’s Steelhead Alley Is World-Class, but Catch Rates Are Falling: CLE Daily

🗳️ Ohio's New Governor Is Getting Her Own Bobblehead: The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum unveiled an Amy Acton bobblehead showing a smiling Acton in a dark blue suit on a stars-and-stripes base. Each is numbered to 2,026, costs $30 plus $8 shipping per order and is expected to ship in April. A bobblehead of Dr. Acton released during the COVID pandemic has sold out.

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