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Ohio bans fountain drinks on food stamp cards starting October 1

Ohio SNAP shoppers who fill a cup at the soda fountain and pay with their EBT card are about to lose that option. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved a waiver letting Ohio redefine what counts as food under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, striking sugar-sweetened beverages and fountain drinks
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$20M lottery prize claimed in Northeast Ohio

A Northeast Ohio trust claimed a $20 million Millionaire for Life jackpot. The winning ticket was sold at a Maple Heights gas station.
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$1.7 million Ponzi scheme involving elderly investors in Ohio, 2 people indicted

TOLEDO, OH (WTRF) — Two people have been indicted on charges tied to an alleged $1.7 million Ponzi scheme involving investors in Ohio and Michigan. George Flanner, 70, of Toledo, and Kristin Holcomb, 69, of Chelsea, Michigan, face dozens of felony charges. The charges include securities fraud, aggravated theft, engagin
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Domino’s abruptly closes 13 locations in one state

Domino’s has abruptly shuttered 13 locations in Ohio , but the pizza chain insists the closures do not reflect its performance. The closures in the state's north-central region are due to “an isolated franchisee matter,” a Domino’s spokesperson told The Independent . The stores were operated by franchisee Anthony Satte
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TRAFFIC UPDATE: 2 people injured, all lanes closed on I-70 WB due to semi...

All westbound lanes on Interstate 70 near State Route 4 are closed due to a crash involving a semi.
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8 Surprisingly Affordable Ohio Steakhouses That Serve Huge Portions

Ohio is full of places where a steak dinner still feels like a real treat without making your wallet groan. Across the state, small-town favorites, long-running local spots, and old-school dining rooms keep serving giant plates of beef, potatoes, ribs, and classic comfort food at prices that can feel refreshing these d
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7 Ohio Markets Where You Still Need Cash Or A Check

The first clue that you are not in a typical Ohio grocery store is usually the checkout. There is no card reader waiting for you. Then you notice the shelves. One aisle might hold bulk flour and local cheese. The next could lead to salvage groceries, A2 milk, trail bologna, or something you have never seen at a chain s
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11 Home Features Ohio Buyers Love During a Showing but Regret After Moving In

Ohio Realtors counted 12,723 home sales across the state in July alone. Many one of those started with a walkthrough that lasted about twenty minutes. These are the home features Ohio buyers love during a showing but regret after moving in. 1. Open-Concept Great Room. An open-concept great room lets...
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Attorney won’t say if Ohio ‘House of Horrors’ mom of 16 is pregnant again

"We have an individual married at age 15 who has essentially been pregnant for the better part of two decades," Stolly said.
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What we learned about Ohio gun laws at county fairs

The guns carried by the man accused of pushing toward Amy Acton at the Canfield Fair were not automatically illegal. Ohio law largely controls when firearms can be restricted on county fairgrounds.

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