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Field reports from Ohio Division of Wildlife Officers

State Wildlife Officer Mark Williams Jr., assigned to Franklin County, received a report of a white-tailed deer carcass that had been dumped at a car wash in Reynoldsburg. A surveillance camera helped Officer Williams determine a suspect. Officer Williams found the suspect was a commercial nuisance wild animal control
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Service industry training nonprofit set to open first restaurant

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A central Ohio non-profit is opening a new restaurant, and its mission goes beyond the food and drinks being served inside. The final prep work is being done in The Line before it officially opens. “It has been really exciting to watch our dreams go from like black and white to […]
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Ohio hospital sued over alleged wrong leg surgery

She is now living as a double amputee after having the correct procedure done four months later.
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‘A persistent crisis’: the 16 children removed from an Ohio family are part of...

In June 2025, Jody Walker stood in front of Ohio lawmakers at a senate finance committee meeting in Columbus. As the head of South Central Ohio Job and Family Services, he was desperate for help. "I have been a county director since 1999, yet I have not seen such a...
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Worthington residents worry referendum would hurt future development

As the Worthington group Democracy Before Developers waits to hear if its zoning referendum to block an apartment complex will make the November 2027 ballot, some residents in Worthington worry the referendum may hurt future development in the city. The land is currently owned by “I Am Boundless,” a nonprofit...
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This Map Of 7 Off-The-Beaten-Path Ohio Treasures Will Change How You Explore The State

Want to find off-the-beaten-path treasures in Ohio that will completely change how you see the state?. These 7 hidden gems offer incredible history and natural beauty worth every mile of the drive!. 1. Nelson-Kennedy Ledges State Park (Garrettsville) Tucked into a quiet corner of Portage County is a place that...
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Target is coming to Delaware: Retailer confirmed for Trailhead Crossing development

DELAWARE — Target is coming to Trailhead Crossing. GTZ Properties Managing Principal Mitch Goltz confirmed to Delaware Source Thursday that the retailer will be part of phase two of the development. “So across the stream, there’ll be Target there and then it’s proposed residential to the north,” Goltz told...
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Buc-ee’s Settles Ohio Logo Fight With Mickey’s

Court records show Mickey’s parent company, Coles IP Holdings, and Buc-ee’s reached a confidential agreement September 15th. The settlement ends a trademark lawsuit that put two cartoon animals at the center of a business dispute. Buc-ee’s argued Mickey’s mascot was too close to its iconic beaver. The Texas company poi
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CPD looking for suspect accused of $34K retail theft in Polaris

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Columbus police are asking for the public’s help identifying a man accused of stealing more than $30,000 worth of merchandise from a business in Polaris. Investigators said an unknown male entered a business in the 1500 block of Polaris Parkway and left without paying...
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SNAP benefit changes take effect in Ohio

Ohio is now paying for 75% of SNAP administrative costs.

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