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Black Ohio Community Forms Armed Group After Neo-Nazi Rally
Residents in the Black-majority town of Lincoln Heights formed the group following a neo-Nazi demonstration in February.
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Ohio mayor joins U.S.-Canada coalition opposing Trump’s sweeping proposed tariffs
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Lorain Mayor Jack Bradley joined a coalition of 30 U.S. and Canadian mayors, called the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative, calling on President Donald Trump to cancel his proposed 25 percent blanket tariffs on Canadian goods before they are set to take effect on April 2.
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Chick-fil-A to open new location in Ohio
OHIO — Chick-fil-A is making a comeback in Middletown, city officials announced. The popular fast-food chain will open a new location on Culbertson Road, next to Tire Discounters. City officials shared the news on social media, though an exact opening date has not yet been determined. The restaurant is...
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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.
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Ross County – Man Asks Cop for a Ride Home, Gets Denied, Drives Off Drunk—Then Gets OVI from Same Officer
CHILLICOTHE, Ohio – A routine patrol led to the arrest of a local man early Sunday morning after he allegedly drove recklessly and refused to identify himself during a traffic stop. According to police reports, Alexander True approached an officer parked near South Bridge Street and 8th Street, asking...
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Ohio State's season is over after Buckeyes decline to play in College Basketball Crown
A season that started under the brightest lights has ended not with a bang, but with a whimper. Ohio State began by taking down No. 19 Texas in Las Vegas on the first day of the 2024-25 season and will close the year after a 77-70 first-round upset loss to the first No. 15 seed in Big Ten Tournament history. At 17-15, the Buckeyes missed out on an at-large selection to the 2025 NCAA Tournament when the field was announced Sunday . One day later, they have chosen not to participate in the inaugural College Basketball Crown tournament ,...