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Shannon Hardin must be kidding? He's an insider and hasn't fought like 'hell' | Letters
Letters: More like Lake Stupid. Ohio isn't serious about education. Amy Acton is among the best. I panic every month. Shannon Hardin, the insider.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
When does daylight savings time stop? Will clocks fall back in 2026?
Daylight saving time will end this fall as Congress considers a bill to make it permanent. Here's when clocks "fall back."
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The Columbus Dispatch
Walk 25 miles in Ohio in September, earn these prizes
Walk a total of 25 miles anywhere in Ohio this month and earn commemorative America 250 prizes. Here's what participants receive.
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Columbus man sentenced in 2024 Far West Side fatal shooting
Alejandro Angulo Ramos pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in connection with the September 2024 killing of Jonathan Santiago, 22.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Data center pitched for P&G's old Ivorydale plant amid moratorium bid
A data center has been proposed for historic P&G manufacturing site as local officials mull moratorium.
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The Columbus Dispatch
Heat advisory issued for central Ohio as temperatures, humidity rise
The heat advisory will go into effect at 2 p.m. Sept. 1 and expire at 11 p.m. Sept. 2. The heat index is also expected to hit 100 degrees on Sept. 3.
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Columbus saw its 2nd-rainiest August amid tornadoes and flooding
Central Ohio faced a brutal August with five tornadoes, record rainfall and flooding that led to many rescues.
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Ohio sees surge in Dolly Parton license plate sales after her death
Ohioans are honoring Dolly Parton by buying her specialty license plate. Sales jumped 329% after her death.
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After 35 years on the bench, Perry County's first female judge is retiring
Perry County juvenile-probate Judge Luann Cooperrider hopes to continue her passion for biking and community service in retirement.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Ohio families facing pediatric cancer need more state help, DeWine says
An Ohio family reached out to Gov. Mike DeWine to help navigate treatment for their son. DeWine says Ohio needs to do more to help people like them.
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The Columbus Dispatch
Hot air balloon descends on Delaware County neighborhood. See the story behind the landing
Yes, a hot air balloon landed in the middle of a Delaware County neighborhood. No, it wasn't an emergency. Here's the story.
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Ohio nonprofit launches program to save more dogs
Gigi's is using a $2 million grant to provide transport vans and stress-reduction training to more shelters.
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