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Records Show Welfare Inquiries Years Before 16 Children Rescued From Ohio ‘House Of Horrors’

Gary Siders Sr. Newly unsealed court documents show county officials investigated the welfare of 16...
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Marion County prosecutor to seek death penalty in double stabbing

MARION, Ohio (WCMH) — Prosecuting attorneys are expected to seek the death penalty after a Marion County man was indicted in the murder of one woman and the attempted murder of a second. According to court records, Donald Adams has been formerly charged on 31 felony counts, including aggravated murder, murder, attempte
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Ohio Man Points Shotgun At People Riding In Golf Cart On Local Street

A man holding a shotgun confronted a group of people riding in a golf cart on a local street, according to video obtained by an Ohio television station's investigative team. The footage shows the tense standoff playing out in the open, though key details about what triggered it and where exactly it happened remain uncl
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Sandusky County officer stabbed: Suspect in custody, Ohio FOP speaks out

The Ohio Fraternal Order of Police is speaking out one day after a Gibsonburg police officer was stabbed in the neck while helping someone at a bank in Sandusky County.
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Ohio readers say their senators have stopped listening — and they’re naming names

Reader letters complain about a lack of response from Sens. Bernie Moreno and Jon Husted, but former Sen. Sherrod Brown was attentative to constituents, David Shepley of Brunswick writes in a letter to the editor.
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Investigation finds $3.2M Ohio pandemic unemployment fraud

COLUMBUS, Ohio — An Ohio Inspector General investigation found that three former contract employees working for the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services improperly released more than $3.2 million in pandemic unemployment assistance benefits as part of an alleged fraud scheme. According to a report released Thursd
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Wild mushrooms make multiple people sick in Ohio

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Cleveland Clinic doctors are warning people not to eat the wild mushrooms popping up in their yards and parks. Cleveland Clinic critical care Dr. Aanchal Kapoor said a total of 13 people in the region have become sick over the past 10 to 12 days. According...
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OHSAA announces infractions for more than a dozen member schools

The Ohio High School Athletic Association announced infractions for 13 member schools at its monthly board of directors meeting Thursday morning.
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Dolly Parton’s Legacy Reaches Millions of Ohio Children

The death of country music legend Dolly Parton at age 80 is being felt far beyond the music industry, including through a literacy program that has reached children throughout Ohio. Parton died August 25 following what her family described as a brief battle with cancer. Her legacy includes Dolly Parton’s...
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Ohio State Highway Patrol to offer ride-alongs

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is offering ride-alongs for people interested in becoming state troopers. Participants have the opportunity to ride with officers during a shift of their choice and experience emergency calls, traffic stops, and engage with the public, the patrol said. “Choosing a career with the patrol is

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