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Ohio Groups Want More Public Feedback on Leasing State Lands for Oil, Gas Drilling
“When people find out this is happening, they have very strong feelings about this”
Nadia Ramlagan, Ohio News Service
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Mounting Child Welfare Caseworker Shortages Put More Ohio Kids at Risk
Low salaries and high workloads are driving workers out
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Ohio Makes Strides in Number of Children Adopted from Foster Care
Around 3,000 Ohio youth are in foster care and eligible for adoption
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Ohio Distracted Driving Deaths Up; Family Members Raise Awareness
A new state law makes it illegal to basically use your phone for anything other than talking
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In Ohio Cities Like Toledo, Dollar Stores Leave Trail of Neighborhood Disinvestment
More than 50 U.S. cities have taken measures to curb their expansion
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Ohio’s Childcare Providers Struggling to Keep Doors Open
Staffing and finances have led to post-pandemic trouble
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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Wants to Spend $388 Million Putting Police in Schools
Advocates say increased police presence isn’t beneficial to kids
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Some Ohio Kids Being Denied Lunch When They Can’t Pay
It would cost the state less than $2 per child per day to provide free meals to all students in the state
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Report: More Ohioans Relying on Credit Cards for Basic Needs
95% of people with annual incomes below $75,000 said they are feeling stressed about inflation
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Scientists Sound Alarm on Fracking Near Muskingum, Ohio Watershed
“You’ve got an industry that is basically, because of the Halliburton loophole, unregulated”
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How East Palestine Rail Disaster Could Impact Ohio’s Soil, Drinking Water
“The soils act like sponges, and everything that went up has to come down”
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Ohio’s Rape Crisis Centers See Boost in State Funding
The boost comes after years of funding cuts