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A Westside Airbnb Party House Has Drawn the Ire of Neighbors, and Inaction From the City of Cleveland
City council is set to take up the issue of short-term rentals this year
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Life-Giving but Lethal: The Culprit Behind Dead Zones and the Threat to Our Water Supply
In his new book, “The Devil’s Element,” award-winning journalist Dan Egan explores the impact of phosphorus on water and our world.
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What Does a Misoprostol-Only Abortion Look Like?
Misoprostol-only abortions can leave patients bleeding and cramping for weeks, but doctors say the regimen is still very safe.
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Ohio Makes Strides in Number of Children Adopted from Foster Care
Around 3,000 Ohio youth are in foster care and eligible for adoption
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Ohio Abortion Rights Groups React to Mifepristone Court Ruling Limiting Drug to First Seven Weeks of Pregnancy
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit made a decision late Wednesday that paused the ruling that would have suspended the approval of the abortion drug.
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After End of Covid-Era Benefits, 70,000 Older Ohioans Struggle With Hunger
“Before they had about $2 a meal — that was a best-case scenario. Now it’s 75 cents a day. That’s 25 cents a meal.”
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Menards to Pay Former Avon Employee $342,000 After Failing to Take Action Against Serial Harasser
She “felt that Menards would rather lose an employee than lose a customer who spends a lot of money.” An arbitrator agreed with her
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Ohioans Can Still Use Abortion Drug for Now, But That Could Change
Mifepristone was used for 9,891 abortions in Ohio in 2021, according to the Ohio Department of Health.
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Cleveland Offering $100 Rebates to Cuyahoga County Residents Who Switch to Electric Lawn Mowers
About 160 took advantage last year when Cleveland offered the same incentive
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Ohio AG Dave Yost Joins Effort to Stop Billions in Student Loan Debt From Being Forgiven
Brief filed with U.S. Supreme Court — along with 19 other states — argues “executive branch does not have unlimited policymaking power”
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Ohio Distracted Driving Deaths Up; Family Members Raise Awareness
A new state law makes it illegal to basically use your phone for anything other than talking
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As Maternal Mortality Rises, Ohio Policymakers Urge Action
Black women are 2.5 times more likely to die than white or Hispanic women in the US
