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A Construction Ban on Data Centers Would Be Better for Ohio Than the Status Quo, Study Says
Forcing AI companies to generate 90% of the power through renewables would be best, it said
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Trump Claims Ohio’s Economy Is ‘Booming.’ The November Election Might Show If Ohio Voters Agree
Affordability tops Ohioans concerns weeks away from the election as inflation outpaces income and costs climb on everything from childcare, utilities, housing, groceries, health care, and gasoline.
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Cuyahoga County Launches New Site to Push for Transit-Oriented Development
The county development department hopes the one-stop site lures developers to build more units in transit-rich areas.
Posted inCleveland News
Burke Coalition Argues Lakefront Airport More Profitable, Important Than City Realizes
Eight representatives of the airport, which the Bibb administration wants to close and develop, said City Hall had been portraying the facility’s financial strain on Cleveland taxpayers all wrong.
Posted inOhio News
$10 Diesel? One Ohio Analyst Says It’s Possible
“At a certain point, people just freak out about stuff. We haven’t reached that point. Things have gradually risen as supply has drained to the lowest levels on record. There’s been no freakout yet. But I’d say it’s a distinct possibility or even a reasonable probability.”
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Cleveland’s New Wage Theft Czar Is Targeting Bad Employers and Standing With Workers
Elfreda Chatman-Walter has one mission in her new role: ensure everyone doing business in Cleveland pays their employees what they are owed.
Posted inOhio News
Access to Abortion Care Is Improving in Ohio, But Abortion Opponents Continue Efforts Against It
“Consistently, bills keep popping up to undo what we already voted on.”
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Treebark Books to Open in Gordon Square This Fall
Rebecca Fisher, a former librarian, plans to mostly sell books by women and minority writers.
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Amid Rise of AI Design, Old Soul Sign Co.’s Alan Giberson Remains the Gold Standard in High Demand
“Signage is your first impression of a business,” he said.
Posted inOhio News
Poll: Sherrod Brown, Amy Acton Open Leads in Ohio Races
“Ohio registered voters approach the midterm election cycle with a sour mood toward President Donald Trump.”
Posted inOhio News
Ohio Job Growth Is Slowing, Analysis Says
An important reason why job growth and unemployment rates are falling simultaneously is that the Ohio workforce shrank by another 10,000 people between July and August.
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Ohio Lawmakers Approve 90-Day Gas Tax Holiday Just Weeks Ahead of Election
Democratic candidate for governor Amy Acton proposed the tax break first, and Republican state leaders quickly co-opted the idea.
