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Ohio Foodbanks Will Have to Wait for Much-Needed Federal Dollars
Foodbanks have asked the state for the money, but it hasn’t materialized.
Marty Schladen, The Ohio Capital Journal
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Gov. Mike DeWine Claims “Great Progress” for Ohio Families. The Data Says Something Else
The state’s most vulnerable are worse off than when DeWine took office
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Fifty Years In, Death Penalty Still Unworkable, Group Says
11 exonerations mean one wrongful conviction for every five that have been executed since Ohio restarted the death penalty
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Despite Promises, One Ohio Tax Break is Costing $1 Billion a Year and Creating Few Jobs, Study Says
Benefits from the tax break skew heavily toward the wealthy.
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Doctors Dispute Ohio AG Dave Yost’s Claim That Ohio Law Allows 10-Year-Olds to Get Abortions
The dispute appears to hinge on who knows more about the risks of pregnancy — Yost, or doctors who care for pregnant patients.
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Retired Teachers Go to Court for Ohio Pension Records
The analyst is trying to determine whether teachers’ pension money is being squandered on high-fee “alternative” investments
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DeWine: No Comment on ‘Heartbeat Bill’ That Forced a 10-Year-Old Rape Victim to Travel to Indiana for Abortion
Ohio governor signed ban, but will only say rape is wrong
