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Cincinnati Enquirer
Amy Acton backs police immunity, defends Flock cameras
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton doesn't want to end qualified immunity for law enforcement and says Flock cameras have helped solve crimes.
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AP News
Federal judge blocks enforcement of Ohio proof-of-citizenship requirement for voter registration
A federal judge has blocked enforcement of an Ohio law requiring eligible residents to produce documentary proof of citizenship when attempting to register to vote at a motor vehicle bureau
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Ohio's school funding problem makes the case for the CPS levy | Opinion
Opinion: Ohio's funding choices have left CPS few good options.
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SB Nation
Broncos sign OLB Ron Stone Jr. and waived WR Hakeem Butler
The Denver Broncos have signed edge rusher Ron Stone Jr. and waived wide receiver Hakeem Butler today.
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The Columbus Dispatch
DOJ sues Franklin County Municipal Court over ICE arrest restrictions
The U.S. Department of Justice is suing Franklin County Municipal Court over its rule barring immigration related activity at the courthouse.
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The Columbus Dispatch
Franklinton man sentenced in fatal 2025 West Side beating
Arthur Cahoon, 42, pleaded guilty in June to charges connected to the May 2025 death of William Woods, 37.
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Commerce Bank Makes New $4.32 Million Investment in Huntington Bancshares Incorporated
Commerce Bank Makes New $4.32 Million Investment in Huntington Bancshares Incorporated
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The Columbus Dispatch
Governor's race is anything but a Ramaswamy cakewalk. It's about to get nasty | Opinion
Vivek Ramaswamy is far from a shoo-in. The gubernatorial campaign is bound to become even nastier.
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The Columbus Dispatch
Data centers pursue alternative energy sources, but is that a solution?
A year-old state law fast-tracks natural gas power generation for data centers and many are taking up on it. What does that mean for public health?
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Using public records, here's how we reported on Flock's web of cameras
With records from 106 departments, what we found was that Flock has become the universal camera of choice. The reason? It's vast network.
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The Columbus Dispatch
Back to school in 1979 meant desegregation busing for Columbus City Schools
The U.S. Supreme Court in July 1979 upheld a decision by a federal district judge requiring Columbus School Board to begin busing to end segregation.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
More than 1,000 Flock cameras watch Cincinnati area. Resistance is growing
Police use Flock cameras to solve crimes, but critics fear the surveillance network is being abused by police.
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