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Soul food restaurant launches third central Ohio location in Gahanna

GAHANNA, Ohio (WCMH) – A central Ohio soul food restaurant recently opened a location in Gahanna.  Soul 2 Go began welcoming customers at 134 N. Hamilton Road on Friday, about 11 months after announcing the new eatery.  The business plans to have a grand opening weekend from May 1 through May 3 and said on […]
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Police searching for missing 17-year-old in Ohio

OHIO — Authorities in central Ohio have issued an Endangered Missing Child Alert for a 17-year-old boy last seen in Licking County. According to the Licking County Sheriff’s Office, Colton Smith was last seen around 1 p.m. Tuesday on Douglas Lane Road NW in Centerburg. Deputies said Smith is 5 feet 7 inches tall,...
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Police searching for wanted drug suspect in Ohio

OHIO — Authorities in southwest Ohio are asking for the public’s assistance in locating a woman wanted on a felony drug charge, according to Greater Cincinnati Crime Stoppers. Cincinnati Police District Three is searching for Monica May Marie Delay, 22, who is wanted for felony possession of drugs. Police say that on...
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Bloodied Man Staggers Into Easton Crate & Barrel, Claims Bus Stop Stabbing

An injured man walked into the Crate & Barrel at Easton Town Center on Monday afternoon, telling staff he had been stabbed at a nearby bus stop. Columbus police responded to the scene, and the man was taken to a hospital in stable condition while officers moved to secure the surrounding area.
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24 Towns That Will Give You Chills

Helltown is the unofficial nickname for the northern section of Boston Township, Ohio, which was largely evacuated in 1974. The federal government acquired the land to create the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, leaving behind rows of boarded-up houses. This sudden displacement led to local stories about secret...
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What Most Ohio Residents Don’t Realize About Bluebirds in Their Backyards

Ohio backyards often feel predictable, shaped by lawns, fences, scattered trees, and the quiet rhythm of daily life. Morning light spreads across grass, insects begin to move, and familiar birds take their places in the landscape. Among them, the Eastern bluebird appears as a calm and welcome presence. Its soft...
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AEP Ohio customers will see temporary decrease in their monthly bills

COLUMBUS, Ohio — American Electric Power in Ohio will be allowed to profit $11 million dollars under an approved settlement rate increase by the PUCO on Monday. That’s far less than the $97 million AEP Ohio had requested, according to a PUCO spokesperson. “The settlement we’re approving today...
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The possibility of a foot of snow in Ohio in April

OHIO — While April is typically associated with warming temperatures and the arrival of spring, historical weather data shows that significant snowfall—including totals approaching or exceeding one foot—has occurred in Ohio during the month. According to long-term climate records maintained by the National Weather...
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Bong Horror In Buckeye Lake: Toddler Lands On Ventilator, Woman Charged

A 2-year-old boy in Licking County was rushed to a Columbus hospital and put on a ventilator after authorities say he drank liquid from a bong and later tested positive for THC. The scare has sparked a criminal case and a deeper look from Buckeye Lake police and Licking County prosecutors.
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Movement to abolish property taxes runs up against government leaders

A movement to abolish property taxes in Ohio, including here in the Miami Valley, is gaining steam, pitting those who say they want to hold elected leaders accountable against local leaders who say they need the money. In many places, property tax money goes to schools, city and even departments like police, fire and...

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