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Blind box brand opening 15,000 square foot “retail amusement park” this month; First of...

A new “amusement park” is coming to Columbus. Sort of. The very first MINISO Land in the United States will hold its grand opening on Oct. 17 at 10 a.m. inside of Easton Town Center. Spanning 15,000 square feet, MINISO Land will be located on Easton’s first floor....
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Texas to Ohio Weather Alert: Flash Flood Risk Wednesday-Thursday Oct 14-15

Dallas, TX – Millions of residents across a broad corridor stretching from Texas through the central Plains and Midwest toward Ohio could face heavy rainfall and potential flash flooding Wednesday and Thursday as a developing weather pattern brings widespread precipitation to multiple states.
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Ohio State Highway Patrol Sergeant dies in off-duty motorcycle crash

RICHLAND COUNTY, Ohio (WOIO) - An off-duty Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper was killed in a motorcycle accident last week. Sergeant Tyler Carr, who was assigned to the Mansfield Post, died on Oct. 8. According to troopers, Sergeant Carr, 46, of Shelby, served over 22 years. His funeral is scheduled...
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Local animal shelter takes in 13 dogs affected by Hurricane Isaias

MIAMI VALLEY, Ohio (WKEF) — Hurricane Isaias, a category two storm that made landfall this past weekend, effected animal shelters as far north as the Miami Valley. This past weekend, as Hurricane Isaias made landfall in Florida. Miles away in Alabama, a group of pups prepared to travel hundreds of miles north to SICSA.
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State auditor, longtime litigator face off in race for Ohio attorney general

COLUMBUS — Ohio’s next attorney general will be someone with decades of relevant experience regardless of which candidate voters choose in November. Republican Keith Faber is serving the final year of his second term as state auditor. He previously served 18 years as a state legislator in both chambers of the Ohio General Assembly — including four years as Ohio Senate president. He is also a senior partner at Celina, Ohio-based law firm Faber & Associates. He earned his law degree from the Ohio
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AgrAbility keeps aging and injured Ohio farmers in the field

This article originally published on Feb. 19, 2026. Len Vonderhaar has been farming corn and soybeans in Preble County since 1962. Each year his love has only grown for his around 2,000-acre utopia. “We just, we live in a paradise right here in the Midwest,” he said. One of...
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Northern Ohio Weather Alert: Record Highs Possible Tuesday Oct 13

Cleveland, Akron, Toledo and Erie face unusually warm October weather, with isolated showers possible.
Featured picture for AgrAbility keeps aging and injured Ohio farmers in the field

AgrAbility keeps aging and injured Ohio farmers in the field

This article originally published on Feb. 19, 2026. Len Vonderhaar has been farming corn and soybeans in Preble County since 1962. Each year his love has only grown for his around 2,000-acre utopia. “We just, we live in a paradise right here in the Midwest,” he said. One of...
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Teen’s Wish to Return Kindness She Received Sees Her Lemonade Stand Become $5 Million...

When summer’s heat becomes too much to bear, a glass of iced lemonade is a welcome relief, but what tens of thousands across Ohio have learned is that lemonade can provide a different sort of relief as well. For 8 years, children’s lemonade stands pop up all over the...
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Nineteen Ohio stores were charged over food stamp trafficking

One convenience store in Cleveland is accused of trafficking more than $14,000 in food stamp benefits. It is one of 19 stores in Cleveland, Cincinnati and Columbus that federal and Ohio investigators sent formal violation notices on June 3 and 4, 2026. The notices start an enforcement process. They are not findings that the stores... The post Nineteen Ohio stores were charged over food stamp trafficking appeared first on The Financial Wire .

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