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Three Years After Ohio Legalized Sports Betting, Addicts Say Industry Needs More Regulation
“You can’t go to a game without seeing an ad for a sportsbook.”
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Photos: Clevelanders Brave Cold, Meteor for 2026 St. Patrick’s Day Parade
This year’s St. Patrick’s Day parade was the coldest in decades.
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Prison Libraries Could Receive a Boost Under Proposed Federal Program
The enhanced prison library services would include more books and technology, more and better-trained staff and stronger partnerships with public libraries.
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Poll Shows Ohio U.S. Senate Race Statistically Tied With Health Insurance a Big Concern Among Voters
Husted held leads in polls conducted last year, but Brown has matched him in recent surveys.
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Rich Paul’s Klutch Sports Files Trademark Lawsuit Against Klutch Cannabis
The sports management company says the Akron-based weed business’ branding was an “obvious and willful effort to profit from and divert the brand equity that Klutch Sports has built in the very same marketplace.”
Posted inOhio News
A University President, an Inappropriate Relationship, $60K Podcasts, and Another Scandal in Ohio
The one episode that JobsOhio funded and actually got made received fewer than 4,000 views on YouTube. Most of those appeared to have taken place after news of Carter’s departure broke on Monday. None of the others had more than 200.
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Downtown Parking Facility Owners Say Cleveland Is Nitpicking on Safety Requirements for License Renewals
“We’re not the problem,” one lot operator said. “It’s a joke. The city poked the wrong bear.”
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Photos: Fandoms From All Points of the Universe Collided at Fan Expo Cleveland 2026
It’s a bird, it’s a plane…no, it’s your next door neighbor
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Innovation Ohio Urges State Lawmakers to Nix Data Center Tax Breaks, Require Them to Build Own Power
“Some of the richest companies in the world are using Ohio’s electric grid like an unlimited power outlet while taxpayers pick up the tab,” Innovation Ohio President Michael McGovern said.
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Cuyahoga County Deputy’s Lying Called Into Question
A public defender has asked a judge to toss a conviction after learning Deputy Kasey Loudermilk lied on his job application.
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Jake Kelly Debuts Citywide Historic Music Mural Project For Cleveland’s 230th Birthday
Historic ads and concert scenes from shows at long-gone venues like the Algiers or Pirate’s Cove make up a bulk of Kelly’s project to commerate a city milestone.
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Ohio Unclaimed Funds for Sports Stadiums Law Blocked by State Court but Not Federal
Jeff Crossman, one of the plaintiffs, called the state ruling a “victory for everyday Ohioans” and downplayed the federal court ruling.