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Ohio Supreme Court case could shape future data center fights

Ohio Supreme Court case could shape future data center fights

A legal fight over a data center in Ashville could have major implications for communities across Ohio.
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Ohio State Fair butter cow theme unveiled, honoring America 250

Ohio State Fair butter cow theme unveiled, honoring America 250

This year's butter cow theme at the Ohio State Fair puts a spotlight on America 250.
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USA TODAY named its Bars of the Year. This Columbus favorite made the list

USA TODAY named its Bars of the Year. This Columbus favorite made the list

USA TODAY Network food journalists around the country named 38 of the best bars in the U.S., including this one in Columbus.
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Amy Acton says new data centers must pay for utilities, use union labor

Amy Acton says new data centers must pay for utilities, use union labor

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton wants to ban new data centers if they don't meet certain criteria, including paying their utility costs.
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Columbus' Somali community rallies in response to fraud allegations

Columbus' Somali community rallies in response to fraud allegations

With signs reading "Due Process for All" and "A Few Do Not Represent an Entire Community," Somali community members spoke out.
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Dayton Northridge's Keonte Smith Impresses in Final Travel Events

Dayton Northridge's Keonte Smith Impresses in Final Travel Events

Dayton Northridge's Keonte Smith Impresses in Final Travel Events
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CCS looks to fire HR exec after district overspends by $40 million on insurance

CCS looks to fire HR exec after district overspends by $40 million on insurance

An audit said the CCS dealings with Aon insurance consultant prompted the district to spend $40 million more than needed on health insurance.
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Livingston Fire Chief's Leave Sparks Legal Battle and Community Debate

Livingston Fire Chief's Leave Sparks Legal Battle and Community Debate

Josh Chabalowski, the fire chief of Livingston Fire Rescue, has been placed on administrative leave following a dispute with the city manager. This has led to a lawsuit filed by Chabalowski against the City of Livingston, seeking to return to his position while an independent investigation is conducted. The controversy has sparked a broader debate about the department's staffing, equipment, and future needs. Chabalowski's supporters claim his leave was a result of raising concerns about these issues, while city officials maintain the department is adequately resourced. The situation has highlighted tensions between city management and the fire department, with implications for public safety and community trust.
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Republican Leadership Faces Scrutiny Over Allegations Against Rep. Max Miller

Republican Leadership Faces Scrutiny Over Allegations Against Rep. Max Miller

Rep. Max Miller, a Republican from Ohio, is facing allegations of domestic abuse from his ex-wife, Emily Moreno. The allegations include claims of physical abuse and an incident where Miller allegedly held a gun to Moreno's head. Despite these serious accusations, Republican leadership, including House Speaker Mike Johnson, has largely dismissed the issue, focusing on the term 'allegation.' This comes amid a broader context of political misconduct scandals affecting both parties, with some Democrats resigning over similar allegations. The Republican response has been criticized for its perceived double standard, as the party continues to support Miller and another member, Rep. Cory Mills, who faces separate allegations.
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Ohio immigration attorneys, advocates ready for potential ICE surge as TPS ends

Ohio immigration attorneys, advocates ready for potential ICE surge as TPS ends

Immigration attorneys and advocate groups say ICE is active in Ohio, and enforcement could surge with the end of TPS for Haitian immigrants.
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OSU revokes fraternity for 10 years after student hospitalized in March

OSU revokes fraternity for 10 years after student hospitalized in March

Ohio State University revoked a fraternity's status July 23 following an incident in March where a student was hospitalized.
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OSU revokes fraternity for 10 years after student hospitalized in March

OSU revokes fraternity for 10 years after student hospitalized in March

Ohio State University revoked a fraternity's status July 23 following an incident in March where a student was hospitalized.