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Warnings not heeded before foster teen jumped from vehicle, family says
A 14-year-old boy died after jumping from a caseworker's car. His family says the foster system failed him.
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Cincinnati restaurant inspections reveal new violations
To help you and your family make the best decisions, we collect restaurant inspections from health departments and post them in a searchable database.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Busken selling Dolly Parton cookies for 9-2-5. How to get them
Ohio declared Sept. 25 as "Dolly Parton Day." The day is special as the date (9-2-5) sounds like Parton's popular song "9 to 5."
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The Columbus Dispatch
Ohioans are fed up with data centers. Pro-AI groups want to change that
Data center opposition continues to grow across Ohio. Pro-AI and business groups are pushing back.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Gov. Mike DeWine points to 2 reasons US Space Academy belongs in Ohio
Gov. Mike DeWine announced Ohio's application to be NASA's Space Academy home. Here's what to know.
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The Columbus Dispatch
Gov. Mike DeWine points to 2 reasons Ohio should house US Space Academy
Governor Mike DeWine announced Ohio's application to be NASA's Space Academy home. Here's what to know
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Ohio judge dismisses challenge to Ohio abortion amendment
A Butler County judge dismissed another legal challenge to Ohio's abortion rights amendment.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Daylight saving time to end in Ohio. List of fall back dates till 2036
With daylight saving time coming to an end, it may be surprising to know the "fall back" and "spring forward" dates are set ... for the next 10 years.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Ohio may end time limits for child sex abuse survivors to take action
Ohio is one of just six states where survivors of childhood sexual abuse face a deadline to pursue criminal charges and legal actions
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The Columbus Dispatch
Auditor finds Ohio doled out Medicaid money for dead, ineligible Ohioans
The auditor's office reviewed programs for the Medicaid recipient population known as Aged, Blind and Disabled, made up of roughly 500,000 Ohioans.
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The Columbus Dispatch
How does Ohio's gasoline tax compare to its neighbor states, others?
Ohio's gas tax is lower than three neighbor states, but higher than the other two. Americans are feeling pain at the pump due to the war with Iran.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Anderson Township admits Open Meetings Act violations in settlement
An Anderson Township resident sued trustees for allegedly planning and conducting business without public notice. Both groups reached a settlement.
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