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Ohio Farm Workers Still Shut Out of Federal Labor Protections
It all goes back to a 1938 law
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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Doesn’t Want Your Student Debt Forgiven
22 Republican governors expressed their disapproval of the student debt cancellation in a letter to Joe Biden
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Ohio Supreme Court to Rule on Whether Those Accused of Crimes Can Carry Guns
A ruling could weaken state gun laws
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Ohio START Program Shows Success in Reuniting Families Who’ve Dealt With Substance Abuse
More than 1,000 Ohio families have used the program in the past five years
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A Crackdown Didn’t Stop This Payday Lender From Cashing In On Poor Ohioans
A judge called the company’s lending practices a “legal fiction” meant to evade the law
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What You Need to Know About the New Omicron Booster Shots
COVID-19 vaccine approval and dosing guidance may soon be similar to how we handle flu shots
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EPA Moves to Take Action on Dangerous ‘Forever Chemicals’ in Ohio
6% of Ohio public water systems had detectable levels of PFAS
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Akron Organizers Turn to the Ballot Box In Drive for Civilian Oversight of Police
The amendment would establish a new citizen review board with oversight of the city’s police auditor
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Ohio Congress Members Get Poor Marks on Democracy Issues in New Report
Blame the filibuster, and Republicans
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Northeast Ohio Is Home to Four of the Top-Rated Haunted Houses in America for 2022
Spooky season is almost upon us
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Ohio State Employed a Serial Sex Abuser for Decades in Richard Strauss. Its Fight With His Victims Lives On
The university’s settlement program pays victims pennies on the dollar compared to similar scandals at other universities