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Readers narrowly opposed Bill Lee in Christa Pike poll | Opinion

Readers narrowly opposed Bill Lee in Christa Pike poll | Opinion

A new poll shows readers are divided over Gov. Bill Lee's decision to let the execution of Christa Pike proceed.
Florida Times-UnionFlorida Times-Union
Cold case guilty plea brings closure after nearly 40 years of grief

Cold case guilty plea brings closure after nearly 40 years of grief

Gary Glowacz, 70, ended 38 years of grief for a Jacksonville family after pleading guilty to the 1987 murder of Melissa "Missy Taylor" Ellison.
Cincinnati EnquirerCincinnati Enquirer
Final suspect in 2016 Pike County massacre case returns to court

Final suspect in 2016 Pike County massacre case returns to court

George "Billy" Wagner III says his lawyer does not believe he is innocent. He might explain in Pike County court Oct. 1.
The Columbus DispatchThe Columbus Dispatch
Ohio trucking companies face crisis amid soaring diesel costs

Ohio trucking companies face crisis amid soaring diesel costs

Ohio's trucking industry faces a cash flow crisis amid soaring diesel fuel costs.
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Lee Ann Poling Joins Peoples Insurance Agency as Commercial Account Executive in Ohio and West Virginia

Lee Ann Poling Joins Peoples Insurance Agency as Commercial Account Executive in Ohio and West Virginia

Lee Ann Poling Joins Peoples Insurance Agency as Commercial Account Executive in Ohio and West Virginia
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Reformation to Open New Store at Pinecrest Mall in Cleveland, Ohio by February 2027

Reformation to Open New Store at Pinecrest Mall in Cleveland, Ohio by February 2027

Reformation to Open New Store at Pinecrest Mall in Cleveland, Ohio by February 2027
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Congresswoman Shontel Brown Introduces Legislation to Address Nationwide Veterinarian Shortage

Congresswoman Shontel Brown Introduces Legislation to Address Nationwide Veterinarian Shortage

Congresswoman Shontel Brown (OH-11), Vice Ranking Member on the House Committee on Agriculture, has introduced the VET CARE Act. This legislation aims to establish a competitive federal grant program through the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) to support work-based learning initiatives. These programs are designed to expose high school-aged students to veterinary medicine. The VET CARE Act authorizes the USDA to provide grants to various entities, including schools, 4-H or FFA organizations, veterinary clinics and hospitals, and animal health offices. The goal is to create, develop, or expand programs that offer practical experience in veterinary medicine. This initiative comes in response to a significant nationwide veterinarian shortage, with the USDA identifying shortages in 46 states in 2025. A report from the Ohio Department of Agriculture, The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine, and the Farm Journal Foundation indicated that Ohio alone faces a projected shortage of 60...
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'American Idol' alum Caleb Flynn found guilty on all charges in wife's murder

'American Idol' alum Caleb Flynn found guilty on all charges in wife's murder

An Ohio jury found "American Idol" alum Caleb Flynn guilty of all 11 charges relating to the murder of his wife in February.
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Prosecutors say killing of Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi likely linked to a financial dispute

Prosecutors say killing of Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi likely linked to a financial dispute

The killing of Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi is likely linked to a financial dispute with her former father-in-law over a luxury apartment, according to the prosecution
Cincinnati EnquirerCincinnati Enquirer
Man who confessed to killing then called confession 'a lie' sentenced

Man who confessed to killing then called confession 'a lie' sentenced

Aleksey Koloskov, who approached police 9 years after strangling woman, was convicted of charges including murder and tampering with evidence.
The Columbus DispatchThe Columbus Dispatch
Delaware County food pantry co-director indicted in $37,500 theft

Delaware County food pantry co-director indicted in $37,500 theft

Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson shared felony charges against a former Delaware County food pantry co-director. She is accused of stealing $37,500 from the charity.