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There are fall activities through southwest Ohio this weekend.
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What's ahead of Southwest Ohio weather this fall? Meteorologist shares forecast
Mike Frazier
It’s been an active summer in Ohio with high heat, flooding, and 45 confirmed tornadoes so far. Now fall is coming, and AccuWeather’s lead long-range expert has a preview of what we can expect.
The Dayton Street Medicine Project will work in collaboration with the Dream Center. Pictured from left to right: Sydney Silverstein, Angie Miller, Director of Operations at the Dream Center, Chris Sexton Executive Director of the Dream Center, Anna Squibb, Marietta Orlowski and Jenna Bodenmiller, .
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These Montgomery County projects are getting $3.5M to respond to the opioid crisis
WYSO Staff
Ohio's 12 regional food banks have seen a rise in demand throughout the state.
Alejandro Figueroa
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Ohioans at foodbanks often must choose to buy food or medicine, according to survey of visitors
Karen Kasler
Debbie Willson holds a photo of her son, Adam Willson, who died in June 2024. Debbie is sure his death was influenced by heat, but his death certificate doesn't mention it. Such omissions are common nationwide and result in an undercount of the impact of heat, an investigation from NPR and Boston University finds.
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He died of 'natural causes.' But his mother says she knows what killed him: heat
Alejandra Borunda
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Gov. Mike DeWine signs an order recognizing National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, with the Zurlinden family to his left.
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