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Gov. Mike DeWine Signals Looming Scandal at Ohio Teachers’ Pension Fund
“This is a huge red flag, calling into question how STRS is operating and providing oversight,”
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Cleveland Muny League Expands This Year, Now Offering Girls Flag Football
With dozens of high school club teams playing in Northeast Ohio and a push to make it a varsity sport, the city will offer it to youths ages 5-15
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Ohio Ranks 5th in the Nation for Number of Kids Kicked Off Medicaid, CHIP
More than 120,000 Ohio kids lost coverage
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Report: Ohio Teacher Salaries Haven’t Kept Pace With Inflation
“Collective bargaining states have average salaries that are 26% higher than non-collective bargaining states.”
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Case Western Reserve University Threatens Protestors With Criminal Violations as Encamped Grow More Defiant
“I urge the student protestors,” Case President Eric Kaler wrote, “to remove the encampment and begin the student conduct process.”
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Four Years After Cleveland Was Named the Worst City for Black Women, A Survey Asks If That’s Still the Case
‘Project Noir’ will use responses to address solutions in the community
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Ohio Abortion Law Court Cases Moving Slowly Forward After Amendment
2024 Election has candidates taking stances on amendment passed by voters, Ohio law, and potential national ban
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After Two-Year Study, Cleveland Seeks to Cut Lake Avenue Speed Limit By 5 MPH
The city’s following Lakewood’s move to make pedestrians and bicyclists safer
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State Investigating a String of Fatal Encounters With Canton Police
Frank Tyson was pinned to the ground by officers while stating he couldn’t breathe in the minutes before he died
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‘I Say Go For It’: Brook Parkers Cautiously Optimistic About a Potential Browns Stadium in Their Backyards
But, “If it’s going to cost us an arm and a leg,” Brook Park councilman Jim Mencini said, “then that’s that.”
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Ohio Student Protestors Say Their Movement is Gaining Momentum
Students have demonstrated in support of Gaza at campuses across the country