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Ohio Black Maternal Mortality Rates Continue to Spike
Black women in Ohio are more than five times as likely to die from pregnancy-related complications than women nationally
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At Least Seven Ohio Universities are Reviewing Race-Based Scholarships After Supreme Court Ruling
The University of Akron, the University of Toledo, Cleveland State University, Kent State University, Ohio University, Ohio State University and Youngstown State University all said they are in the process of reviewing their scholarships.
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NTSB Chair Casts Doubt on Vent and Burn Strategy Following East Palestine Train Derailment
Chair Jennifer Homendy said Gov. Mike DeWine, other decision makers, were given incomplete information ahead of the controlled burn
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License Suspensions Could Be Costing Ohio a Big Chunk of its Workforce
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland estimates more than 14% of the state’s labor force could be at risk of leaving
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Thousands Submit Comments on Revised Proposed Ohio Administrative Rules for Transgender Health Care
Ohioans submitted more than 4,000 comments regarding Gov. Mike DeWine’s revised proposed administrative rules, according to records obtained by the Capital Journal.
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CVS, Ohio Regulator Reach $1.5 Million Settlement Over Claims of Critical Understaffing
It’s the largest such settlement in Ohio history
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Ohio Senate Passes Higher Ed Bill After Adding More Than $1.4 Billion in State Spending Proposals
“What ends up happening is things like a very weighty amendment, dealing with important issues that we absolutely should not lose the deadline for, but doing it in a very rushed way”
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Geauga County Judge Grendell Faces Second Day of Ohio Disciplinary Counsel Hearings
The probate and juvenile court judge faces charges of judicial misconduct
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How to Grow Actually Really Good Weed in Your Backyard This Summer
Issue 2 passed in Ohio, and now you want to grow your own stash. So, where do you begin?
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Two Out-of-State Companies Picked to Lease Parts of Ohio Public Land for Fracking
A last-minute effort from environmental groups to halt the process was shot down by a judge
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Court Dismisses Appeal to Block Drilling and Fracking Under Ohio Park and Wildlife Areas
The Ohio Oil and Gas Land Management Commission is expected to begin acting on bids this week
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More Than 48,600 18-Year-Olds Are Registered to Vote in Ohio, a 35% Increase From Late August
But more than 100,000 18-year-olds in Ohio remained unregistered