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Acton should debate. But Ohio deserves a better debate | Opinion

Acton should debate. But Ohio deserves a better debate | Opinion

Opinion: Ohio needs a governor's debate that's worth watching and that's more than a political dogfight.
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SW Ohio city abruptly withdraws petition for Amazon data center

SW Ohio city abruptly withdraws petition for Amazon data center

Trenton wanted to annex about 600 acres in neighboring Madison and St. Clair townships for the 18-building data center.
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Did your Southwest Ohio school district pass its state report card?

Did your Southwest Ohio school district pass its state report card?

10 districts in the region aced the report cards this year with 5-star ratings, but 6 fell short of a passing grade.
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Ohio's record for gas prices happened in 2022. Here's how much it cost

Ohio's record for gas prices happened in 2022. Here's how much it cost

Gas prices are surging in Ohio. Are we nearing the highest gas prices in US history? Ohio's record for highest price happened in June 2022.
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President Trump's approval ratings drop across states

President Trump's approval ratings drop across states

President Trump's approval ratings are falling nationwide. See how voters in your state feel about his performance.
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Trump keeps up attacks on mail voting, but election officials more confident

Trump keeps up attacks on mail voting, but election officials more confident

By Brad Brooks and Nathan Layne Sept 15 (Reuters) - The U.S.
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I wore a bald cap to a Pitbull concert. Here's what happened

I wore a bald cap to a Pitbull concert. Here's what happened

Enquirer reporter Bebe Hodges transformed herself into Pitbull for the rapper's concert. Here's what happened. And, you know, why.
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Ohio's school report cards for 2025-26 are out today. How to read them

Ohio's school report cards for 2025-26 are out today. How to read them

The newest Ohio report cards, releasing on Sept. 15, give districts an overall rating out of 5 stars and individual scores in six categories.
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Ohio Business and Civic Leaders Emphasize Election Integrity for State's Competitiveness

Ohio Business and Civic Leaders Emphasize Election Integrity for State's Competitiveness

Richard A. Stoff, Senior Advisor of the Leadership Now Project and former President and CEO of the Ohio Business Roundtable, argues that Ohio's economic competitiveness and reputation are directly tied to respecting election results. This November, Ohioans will vote for a U.S. senator, governor, members of Congress and the legislature, local officials, and key state positions including Secretary of State, Attorney General, and two Ohio Supreme Court members. These officials are crucial for resolving any election disputes. Stoff highlights that a prolonged conflict over vote counting, certification, or lawful results would negatively impact the state's economy and standing. He, along with over 50 business and civic leaders from across Ohio, including Republicans, independents, and Democrats, has signed a statement committing to support election officials against threats, correct false claims, defend officials and judges from improper political interference, and speak out if lawful certification is obstructe...
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Ohio lawmaker's Columbus address change resets residency challenge

Ohio lawmaker's Columbus address change resets residency challenge

State Rep. Ismail Mohamed, D-3rd District, has come under scrutiny over whether he lives in Columbus or at a home in Delaware County.
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J Street Launches $3 Million Campaign Against AIPAC-Backed Republican Candidates

J Street Launches $3 Million Campaign Against AIPAC-Backed Republican Candidates

J Street, a liberal Jewish Middle East advocacy group, has announced a $3 million super PAC investment aimed at defeating several Republican candidates who are backed by AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee). This initiative marks J Street's largest super PAC expenditure in its history and represents a shift in strategy, as the organization typically endorses candidates rather than directly targeting opponents based on AIPAC endorsements. The campaign will focus on ads against Republican Rep. Mike Collins, who is running for the U.S. Senate in Georgia, and incumbent Representatives Max Miller (Ohio), Derrick Van Orden (Wisconsin), Ryan Mackenzie (Pennsylvania), and Mariannette Miller-Meeks (Iowa). J Street President Jeremy Ben-Ami stated that these candidates were selected due to their competitive races, ideological distance from J Street's positions, and connections to efforts to deny or overturn the 2020 election results. This move comes amidst increasing scrutiny of AIPAC's influence and spen...
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Ohio county could pave way for data center after townships said no

Ohio county could pave way for data center after townships said no

The Butler County Board of Commissioners will weigh whether to allow the annexation during a meeting Sept. 15.