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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
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New Ohio Labor Report Highlights Improvements and Challenges
Workers still face challenges
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Listen: “Crooked City: Youngstown, OH” Podcast, Episode 8, “Pigs, Hogs and a Beef”
The new weekly podcast on the history of the mob, crime and politics in Youngstown
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One Year Later, Ohio Seen as a Unique Example of the Flaws of Redistricting Process
“Running out the clock is an effective strategy in sports and in politics”
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Hear Ye, Hear Ye: The Ohio Renaissance Festival Brings Elizabethan England to Warren County Through October
Expect jousting knights, elaborate costumes, mugs of mead and giant turkey legs.
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For the First Time, More U.S. Adults Are Smoking Weed Than Tobacco, Poll Shows
The percentage of people who said they smoke marijuana was the highest since Gallup began asking the question in 2013.
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New Grants Fuel Projects to Improve Ohio Health Outcomes
Money is targeted to the state’s most vulnerable
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Order Your Free COVID-19 Tests by Sept. 2, Because the U.S. Government Is Halting the Program
Congress hasn’t approved additional funding, despite the sustained spike in people infected with the Omicron variant.
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Ohio May Soon Kill a Solar Project Due to Concerns Over ‘Rural Aesthetic’
It would provide enough power for 34,000 homes a year
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Ohio Debate Commission Announces Gubernatorial, U.S. Senate and Chief Justice Debates, But Republicans Haven’t Committed to Participating
It used to be expected, but Republican opposition is now familiar
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Ohio Schools Seek to Adapt to Mental Health Crisis
Educators are on the front lines of providing support for students
