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Clintonville power outage shutters Whetstone High School
Columbus City Schools said on Facebook the high school would be closed Sept. 9 due to a power outage in the neighborhood.
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The Columbus Dispatch
Top central Ohio high school football games in Week 4, and our predictions
It's Week 4 of Ohio high school football in the Columbus area. See our predictions for top OHSAA games this week.
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New York City stands as a global beacon for culture, finance, and media, a vibrant metropolis located in the Northeastern United States, specifical...
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The Columbus Dispatch
Could Columbus become a quantum technology hub? Inside Ohio State’s work
Ohio State professor Ezekiel Johnston-Halperin explains quantum technology and why Columbus could become a hub for the emerging field.
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US marks 25 years since the Sept. 11 attacks
The U.S. is commemorating the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks that left nearly 3,000 people dead and the nation shaken
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USA Today
New police arrests, firings for Flock misuse after our investigation
At least four more police officers were arrested or fired for alleged misuse of Flock license plate cameras after USA TODAY found troubling patterns.
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The Columbus Dispatch
Our Ohio State football experts make bold predictions for Texas game
It's Ohio State vs. Texas, and here are our predictions for the game.
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USA Today
US Marshals find 79 missing, endangered children in Ohio operation
U.S. Marshals and other law enforcement agencies found 79 missing and endangered children during "Operation Meridian" in Ohio.
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The Columbus Dispatch
Coroner identifies man killed in North Linden house fire
Gregory Frasure, 71, died in a fire on the 1500 block of Aberdeen Avenue Sept. 5. The fire department said hoarding conditions delayed his rescue
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The Columbus Dispatch
Upper Arlington man first in nation convicted under AI porn law sentenced to 15 years
James Strahler, 38, was sentenced Sept. 8 to 15 years in prison. He was the first in the country to be convicted under the federal Take It Down Act.
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USA Today
Why this photographer’s 9/11 ‘Falling Man’ photo remains controversial
The Sept. 11 attack’s “falling man” photo was one of 9/11’s most iconic and haunting images, fueling a mystery over his identify that remains unresolved a quarter century later.
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The Columbus Dispatch
US Marshals find 79 missing Ohio kids in 'Operation Meridian'
The kids ranged in age from 6 to 17. They were considered endangered and some were victims of sex trafficking, abuse or neglect
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