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Sandusky, Norwalk newspapers sold to West Virginia's Ogden chain

Published on July 21, 2019

SANDUSKY — A newspaper that has operated under the same family for 150 years in Ohio has been sold to Wheeling, West Virginia-based Ogden Newspapers. Ogden is buying the Sandusky Register along with the Norwalk Reflector from Sandusky →

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DeWine backs $1 billion bailout for Ohio's nuclear plants

Published on July 19, 2019

COLUMBUS — Ohio's governor hopes state lawmakers can agree on a bill that would hand over roughly $1 billion to the state's two nuclear plants. Gov. Mike DeWine said Thursday that he'll sign the proposal if lawmakers can get it passed. The →

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Mike DeWine signs two-year Ohio budget, vetoes 25 provisions (UPDATED)

Published on July 18, 2019

COLUMBUS — Republican Gov. Mike DeWine approved a 4% cut in personal income taxes as part of Ohio's next state budget but vetoed 25 other items Thursday, including elements affecting Medicaid, education and young adult smokers. The $69 →

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Ohio Senate approves financial rescue of Davis-Besse, Perry nuclear plants

Published on July 18, 2019

COLUMBUS — The state Senate has approved legislation that would give Ohio's nuclear plants up to $150 million a year by adding a fee onto consumers' electricity bills, but the House vote was delayed. The legislation cleared the Senate in a 19- →

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The Latest: Ohio Court hears arguments about video of judge shot

Published on July 18, 2019

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (AP) — The Latest on a hearing to determine whether a video recording of an Ohio judge being shot and wounded is a public record (all times local): 1 p.m. A county prosecutor in Ohio has argued that security camera footage of a →

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Moratorium on school takeovers likely in state budget

Published on July 16, 2019

It would not immediately return Lorain, Youngstown and East Cleveland schools to local control. →

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GOP official: Ohio election on St. Patrick's Day would be OK

Published on July 15, 2019

The proposed move from March 10 to March 17 drew objections from some Democratic lawmakers, particularly from the Cleveland area, which has one of the nation's biggest St. Patrick's Day parades. They say the change could hamper voting and poll worker availability. →

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Ohio reports case of measles amid its resurgence across United States

Published on July 12, 2019

COLUMBUS — Health officials are reporting Ohio's first confirmed case of measles since 2017 amid a resurgence of the highly contagious disease around the U.S. The Ohio Department of Health says the case involves a young adult from Stark →

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Expect another huge blob of algae on Lake Erie this summer (UPDATED)

Published on July 11, 2019

TOLEDO — Heavy rains that inundated the Great Lakes region this spring will fuel another massive algae bloom across parts of western Lake Erie later this summer, researchers said Thursday. Scientists with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric →

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Ohio coroners raise new concerns after July overdose death spike

Published on July 11, 2019

COLUMBUS — Ohio coroners are raising new warnings following a spike in drug overdose deaths. Ten overdose deaths were reported through Wednesday in Montgomery County, which is home to Dayton. That number compares with a total of 18 deaths in →

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Lottery: Ohio racinos' slots revenue tops $1 billion for first time

Published on July 11, 2019

COLUMBUS — State lottery officials say annual gambling revenue from slot machines at Ohio's seven racinos has topped $1 billion for the first time. The Ohio Lottery Commission recently reported that revenue from the video lottery terminals at →

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Neil Armstrong's hometown of Wapakoneta readies for 50th anniversary of moon landing

Published on July 8, 2019

WAPAKONETA — A small Ohio city is shooting for the moon in celebrating its native son's history-making walk 50 years ago this month. The hometown of Neil Armstrong has expanded its usual weekend "summer moon festival" to 10 days of Apollo 11 →

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Over $400,000 in grants going to Lake Erie projects in Ohio

Published on July 8, 2019

COLUMBUS — Ohio's Department of Natural Resources has approved more than $437,000 in funding for five projects in areas of northern Ohio. The department says the grants provided through the Coastal Management Assistance Grant program have →

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State mapmaker brings creativity, whimsy to Ohio road maps

Published on July 2, 2019

COLUMBUS — If your summer travel plans involve traveling through Ohio and you're still a fan of paper maps, it's time you meet Bruce Hull. He's the guy who's been injecting visual flare, handy information and a hidden bit of his own family →

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Sandusky, Norwalk newspapers sold to West Virginia's Ogden chain

DeWine backs $1 billion bailout for Ohio's nuclear plants

Mike DeWine signs two-year Ohio budget, vetoes 25 provisions (UPDATED)

Ohio Senate approves financial rescue of Davis-Besse, Perry nuclear plants

The Latest: Ohio Court hears arguments about video of judge shot

Moratorium on school takeovers likely in state budget

GOP official: Ohio election on St. Patrick's Day would be OK

Ohio reports case of measles amid its resurgence across United States

Expect another huge blob of algae on Lake Erie this summer (UPDATED)

Ohio coroners raise new concerns after July overdose death spike

Lottery: Ohio racinos' slots revenue tops $1 billion for first time

Neil Armstrong's hometown of Wapakoneta readies for 50th anniversary of moon landing

Over $400,000 in grants going to Lake Erie projects in Ohio

State mapmaker brings creativity, whimsy to Ohio road maps

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