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Changes to Ohio Voter ID Law Will Impact August 8 Election. Here’s How
What to know before you vote
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Battle Over How Ohio Regulator Spent $4.3 Million Utility “Bribe” Continues
People would like to know what PUCO’s former top regulator did with the money
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This Week in Cleveland Food News: Steakhouse Opening in Parallax Space, Lao Sze Chuan Coming to Pinecrest
A bite-sized recap of all the news fit to eat
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Families of Transgender Youth Consider Leaving Ohio Over Proposed Legislation
Three families talk about why they are considering potentially leaving Ohio because of anti-transgender legislation
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Michael Hardy Will Challenge Danny Kelly for Ward 11 Council Seat
“I live in the ward. I know what the ward needs,” says Hardy, who narrowly lost a race in 2021 against Brian Mooney
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More Than 60 Jayland Walker Protestors Were Arrested in Akron Last Year. Just 8% of Those Cases Ended in Guilty Verdicts
Dozens of those arrested have since filed a federal lawsuit against the city alleging unlawful arrests
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CMSD Expands Yellow Busing to Middle School Students
The district will use the same location eligibility restrictions it has in place for students in kindergarten through sixth grade.
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Cuyahoga County Council Continues Pushback on Chris Ronayne’s Garfield Heights Jail Plan
Members object to the scope, location, price and funding mechanism
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Taco Roosters, Which Closed Last Month on Coventry, to Reopen This Fall as One Pot Korean BBQ and Hot Pot
Get ready for all-you-can-eat KBBQ and hot pot
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Indie Rockers the Heavy Heavy To Perform as Part of Upcoming Rock ‘N’ Blast
Group will play on August 5 at Progressive Field
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LaRose Said Issue 1 Would Help Prevent Corruption. But It Could Make It Even Worse
A gerrymandered legislature, beholden to special interests, would have unequal power over voters
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Ohio Expects 280,000 Residents to Lose Medicaid Coverage This Year
Pandemic-era provisions are expiring
