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- Ohio US Senate race: Tight race forces GOP to surge in resources
- Cleveland State University makes big bet with free tuition program
- Ohio blogger 'The Rooster' found guilty of texting explicit photo of Shrek to state lawmaker
- Native American artifacts complicate lease renegotiation between Szalay's Farm, Summit Metroparks
- Three charged with stealing millions in student aid from now-closed college in eastern Ohio
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Descendants of Shawnee leader Tecumseh, Eric Wensman, Aubree Wensman, and Brittany Hall, will discuss his legacy at a Tecumseh Memorial Day event Sunday.
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According to District Judge Michael Newman, the court lacks jurisdiction because six of the officers have left Springfield, and there’s no evidence of ongoing harassment.
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Anthem said Kettering Health wanted 27% price increase over three years. Medicare open enrollment starts Oct. 15.
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The Out Here Film Festival will screen 20 films in downtown Dayton.
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While the Guardians were away, Banana Ball played to a sold-out Progressive Field.
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The ballot measure seeks to prohibit the construction of any data center over 25 megawatts within city limits.
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The Akron Independent Horror Short Film Festival gives Ohio's indie filmmakers to get their 40-minute-or-less movies into a theater.
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Libertarian candidate for Ohio governor Don Kissick was shooting a campaign ad near the Maumee River.
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