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Ohio Food Pantries See Record Demand in Food Crisis
“We had our biggest day ever in history last Wednesday,” said one pantry.
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Artist’s ‘Consentivus’ Pole, Anti-Trump Satire and Free Speech Symbol, to Raise in Front of Ohio Statehouse in December
Inspired by Festivus, Chaz Stevens will install his pole of beer cans in Columbus to redress his grievances against Ohio and Trump.
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Photos: Visible Voice’s New Ohio City Location is a Temple to Books, and the Arts
“Music. Food. Books,” owner Dave Ferrante said at Monday’s grand opening. “What more to life is there?”
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Op-Ed: Preventing Mass Layoffs in the Rust Belt, a Popular and Possible Initiative
Democrats should embrace an economically populist agenda that confronts corporate greed and economic elites.
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Photos From the Second Annual Cleveland CROWN Convention at MoCA
It’s a celebration and honoring of the natural hair experience
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Ohio Is Among States Where Credit Card Debt is Rising Most Quickly
28.65% of Buckeye credit card bills were overdue.
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WKYC Hires Meteorologist Mark Johnson
Cleveland’s beloved weatherman is officially back to full-time work, six months after he was fired by WEWS.
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Bibb Halts Cleveland Utility Shut-Offs for 30 Days Amid SNAP Benefit Crisis
“No one should have to choose between keeping the lights on and putting food on the table,” he said
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Cuyahoga County’s Controversial Downtown Safety Patrol Unit Gets New Name, Expanded Countywide Focus
The changes come along with a new chase policy following the deaths of two innocent bystanders in recent months.
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‘Voters Will Be Ready for a Change.’ Ohio Democratic Party Sets Sights on Winning 2026 Elections
“Republicans have controlled state government for nearly two decades, and all we have to show for it is rising costs and falling quality of life,” Clyde said.
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A Vacant CVS Drew Nikki Hudson’s Ire as a Resident. Now, She’ll Pick Up the Fight as a Councilmember
With ongoing legal battles and updated plans for the site, Hudson still doesn’t want a gas station. She prefers a fire station, while Tanmay Shah hopes for a grocery store.
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Ohio Secretary of State Sends Voter Fraud Allegations to Trump Justice Department
LaRose notes only 167 examples of noncitizens allegedly casting a ballot spread over the last eight years of four federal elections. Critics say he’s “forum shopping” after local prosecutors declined to bring charges.
