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Unluckiest Man on Death Row
Joe D’Ambrosio’s story offers reasonable doubt about Ohio justice.
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The Battle of 93rd & Quincy
Could this be — gasp! — a rare case of good government?
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Predator’s Paradise
The Ohio House tries to tie cities’ hands on predatory lending.
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The Velvet Hand of Justice
Bankers and insurers are on a crime spree. It just isn’t called that in Ohio.
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Not-So-Bleak House
Cleveland’s public-housing projects brought blight. And hope.
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A Police State of His Own
Timberlake’s first full-time police chief has some residents on edge.
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While The EPA Slept
Years after the agency was put in charge of contaminated Middlefield, the truth came out.
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Teaching Teachers
As classroom shortages loom, Ohio’s already-tough requirements are getting even tougher.
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Unfortunate Son
He killed his father. Now a 13-year-old boy straddles the thin line between self-defense and retribution.
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Mr. Big Stuff
Though its own records suggested he was a deadbeat, the state continued to throw money John Chiappetta’s way.
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The War on the War on Drugs
Multimillionaires tab Ohio to stage the next people’s rebellion.
