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The Columbus Dispatch
Gas prices take center stage in Ohio Senate race as Iran war persists
As the Iran war continues, Sherrod Brown is hammering U.S. Sen. Jon Husted over high gas prices on the campaign trail.
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Trump's trade war with Canada could rattle economies in states with key Senate races
President Donald Trump insists he's trying to level the playing field with Canada through more tariffs
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The Columbus Dispatch
Cries of 'ambush' in Whitehall are nothing but a witch hunt | Letters
Letters: Where's the plot? The people who take care of us. Fighting prejudice with more prejudice.
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Northwest Bank Announces New Corporate Headquarters in Dublin, Ohio to Support Growth
Northwest Bank Announces New Corporate Headquarters in Dublin, Ohio to Support Growth
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The Columbus Dispatch
Watterson's Michael Boyle wins World wrestling championship
Watterson's Michael Boyle won the 97-kilogram title at the U20 World Championships, continuing a run of dominance for the Ohio State commit.
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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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Cincinnati Enquirer
Amy Acton didn't look away when Ohio needed her | Opinion
Opinion: Why I'm voting for Amy Acton for Ohio governor.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
TSA can't read some Real IDs. What to do if it happens to you
Some Real IDs have trouble being read by TSA scanners. Here's what to do to prepare in case this happens, and how to check wait times.
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The Columbus Dispatch
Amy Acton opposes ending qualified immunity for police
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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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
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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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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