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Fast food chain closes third Columbus store; Ohio taco chain replacing it

While a national fast food chain has shuttered another Columbus eatery, a popular Ohio-based taco spot is preparing to open in its place. The Rally’s located at 1340 Mound St. in the city’s Franklinton neighborhood has closed, with a new Victor’s Taco Shop set to replace it.
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Ohio State gets horrible message

The Ohio State Buckeyes have a tough road in front of them. The Buckeyes managed to hold on for a win against the Indiana Hoosiers on Saturday, but it was a costly victory, with star quarterback Julian Sayin forced out of the game with an injury to his throwing arm. This week, the Ohio State…
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Powerball ticket wins $2M in Ohio

Check those Powerball tickets. There’s a big winner in Ohio.
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Activists march from Springfield to Columbus demanding permanent protection for Haitians

A group of activists are marching the 45 miles from Springfield to Columbus, seeking to urge Ohio politicians to use their influence to help Haitian immigrants. They started off early Wednesday morning with jubilant praise echoes on the Springfield City Plaza. They’re marching in support of Haitian immigrants across the...
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Three months later, no arrest in killing of 29-year-old dad found in Marion Franklin...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Three months after a young father was found shot in Marion Franklin Park, his family is still waiting for answers, as Columbus police continue to search for the gunman. Aareona Williams said she and her mother have been looking at photos of her brother, Aaron...
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Intel Moves Forward at Ohio One With First Major Structural Truss Installation Arizona Fab...

Intel has reached a visible construction milestone at its Ohio One site in New Albany, Ohio, with the installation of the first major structural truss for the company’s first fab on the campus. Coincidentally, this is not too far (30 minutes) from where the recent Patrick and Jeff Geerling at Micro Center Columbus, Ohio happened. We saw this photo as part of an Intel release around construction and tool installation in Arizona for Fab 62, and a commitment to US manufacturing at other sites like
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After 20 years, Chinese-American eatery announces closure

A longstanding Polaris-area eatery is calling it quits. Earlier this month, Q2 China Bistro announced it plans to close for good on Oct. 28. “After 20 wonderful years, we have made the difficult decision to permanently close this location,” a Facebook post announcing the closure reads. “We look forward to continue serving you in new ways in the future. Thank you for your support.”
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Ohio doctor, clinic manager plead guilty in $1.6M Medicaid fraud case

COLUMBUS, OH (WTRF) — An Ohio doctor and his clinic’s office manager have pleaded guilty in a Medicaid fraud case involving more than $1.6 million, according to Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson. Dr. Patrick Muffley, 56, of Lewis Center, pleaded guilty Oct. 19 to felony theft and Medicaid fraud. Lisa Fillhart, 61, of Lima, pleaded […]
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Ohio doctor, clinic manager plead guilty in $1.6M Medicaid scheme

A Columbus doctor and his clinic’s office manager have pleaded guilty in connection with a scheme that defrauded Medicaid of more than $1.6 million, Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson recently announced. Dr. Patrick Muffley, 56, of Lewis Center, pleaded guilty on Oct. 19 to felony theft and Medicaid fraud...
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JD Vance: $42M in SNAP fraud uncovered

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Vice President JD Vance and his Fraud Task Force want stricter penalties for fraud after millions in SNAP benefits meant for hungry families were stolen. As part of his initiative to crack down on fraud, Vance and his team said more than $42 million worth of SNAP fraud has been uncovered since September.

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