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Joe Biden Wants Everyone to Know He’s Not Pardoning Pot Dealers
In a speech, the President said his cannabis pardon doesn’t extend people who sell the substance
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Ohio Rabbis React to State Expert Offering ‘Christian Understanding’ of Abortion Law
Legal action from the Jewish community has begun in Florida, Indiana and Kentucky.
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Ohio Solar Project Killed Due to Local Government Opposition
Despite the “numerous public benefits” of the project, it won’t go forward
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Ohioans Cope with Rising Rents as Average Household Incomes Fall
More than 440,000 renter households in Ohio are at or below the poverty line
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Many of the Ohio Redistricting Commission Members Who Pushed Through Unconstitutional Maps Are Up for Reelection
Will the mess they made follow them to the ballot?
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J.D. Vance Visits Middletown, Stokes Southern Border Fears
Polls are mixed, but Vance and Ryan look to be in dead-heat race for the U.S. Senate seat
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Squatchin’: We Spent a Weekend With Ohio Bigfoot Investigators Who Are More Determined Than Ever to Prove the Fabled Creature Is Real
Ohio is one of the top states for Bigfoot sightings, and explorers are using new tech for the hunt.
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Ohio Auditor Keith Faber Floated a Bizarre Election Fraud Theory Involving the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections
It came at a Tea Party event
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Groups Create New Tool to Track Ohio’s Billions of Remaining ARPA Dollars
About $2 billion remains with flexible uses
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Three Takeaways From the Final U.S. Senate Debate Between J.D. Vance and Tim Ryan
Abortion, ass-kissing and inflation took center stage
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Here’s How to Apply for Federal Student Loan Relief
After a beta launch over the weekend, the Biden administration has officially opened the application process for borrowers.
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Six Key Energy Questions That Winners of Ohio’s Supreme Court Races Will Decide
Several cases involving power plants, utility oversight, and clean energy development are likely to land before the state’s high court in the next two years.
