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Father who hid murder suspect learns punishment

A man who hid his son, who is facing charges in a 2025 shooting death, has learned his punishment.
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Food stamp shoppers in Ohio cannot buy sugar-sweetened drinks or any fountain drinks starting...

Ohio food stamp shoppers will not be able to use their benefits on sugar-sweetened drinks or on any fountain drinks beginning April 1, 2027, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s list of state restriction waivers. The list was updated October 13, 2026. That is six months later than the date Ohio first had in […]
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Ohio State Athlete With 3.41 GPA Named as Finalist For Academic Heisman

In college football, an offensive lineman can spend an entire game doing the work that rarely makes the highlight reel. He has to protect the quarterback, hold his ground against defenders, and help create room for the running game. Away from the field, there is another schedule to manage, with classes, assignments, and plans for life after football. For some players, that second side of college life brings recognition of its own. Ohio State has another reason to celebrate one of its veteran pla
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Local haunted house forced to close following zoning fight with township

A 148-page zoning violation notice has officially outscared a Genoa Township haunted house. Slaybrook Manor, a neighborhood haunt that has gained mass attraction in the past two years, has been forced to shut its doors after a violation notice from Genoa Township. The violation cites the haunted house is considered...
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Ohio SNAP changes raise concerns about store restrictions

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — As Ohio families face rising costs, changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) are raising concerns about access to food, particularly for people who rely on neighborhood convenience stores. Jayla Jemison, who previously received SNAP benefits, said the assistance helped her feed her family.
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Ryan Day Reveals Ohio State Was Forced to Take Action After Officiating Blunders Nearly...

Ohio State beat Indiana 19-15 last week and then spent the next few days talking about the flags. The No. 4 Buckeyes moved to 6-1, but head coach Ryan Day made it clear he thinks the officiating played too big a role in how close it got. “I don’t want to break any confidentiality of what goes on, but yeah, I think it’s fair to see we all saw, you can see the still pictures, you can see what was,” said Ryan Day on Big Ten officials, per reporter Chase Brown. “Those are game-changing plays. I know
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Ohio firefighters rescue dog from river

Northern Ohio firefighters successfully saved a dog stuck on a log in the Black River during a rescue operation.
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Flock cameras help find 13 suspects across Tri-State involved in biker brawl

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Flock cameras helped track down wanted biker club members across Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio and Virginia, Indiana State Police say. More than a dozen people were arrested Oct. 21 for their roles in a Fourth of July brawl, state police explained. “Operation Rusty Cherub” culminated an investigation into...
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Whitehall Man Gets Up to 28½ Years for Stabbing Obetz Woman, 49, to Death

A Franklin County judge sentenced a Whitehall man to 23 to 28½ years in prison on Wednesday for the fatal stabbing of a 49-year-old Obetz woman found dead in her home last year. Jeffrey Caudill, 46, pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and evidence tampering in connection with the April 2, 2025, killing of Jessica Bird, avoiding a trial on the original murder charge he had faced.
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Concerned neighbors speak on proposed asphalt plant

The public feedback window for the future of a local asphalt plant is closing, as the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency reviews the renewal of an air permit for Scioto Materials LLC.

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