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New measles cases in Wayne and Morrow counties as Ohio outbreak grows

Measles cases in Ohio are getting closer to Richland County. There were three new measles cases in Morrow County and one new case in Wayne County the week of Oct. 4, Ohio Department of Health data showed. Ohio had 22 new cases the first week of October, a 120% increase from the 10 new cases reported the week before, USA Today has reported. As of Oct. 9, there still were no cases in Richland County, according to Julie Chaya , health commissioner of Richland Public Health. "Measles is a highly con
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ODOT reports it spends $10 million every year picking up trash on Ohio highways

The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) said that every year is spend $10 million picking up litter on the highways.
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Browns Warn Brook Park Parking Rule Could Gut $1B Mixed-Use Plan

The Cleveland Browns and their development partner are warning Brook Park officials that a city parking mandate could gut more than half the land set aside for a $1 billion mixed-use district next to the team's new domed stadium. Haslam Sports Group and Lincoln Property are asking the city's planning commission to approve a minimum of just over 10,000 on-site parking spaces when the complex opens, down from the 13,000 spaces the commission required in an earlier vote.
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Multiple agencies work together to save man trapped on top of Ohio silo

CARROLLTON, Ohio (WOIO) - A man needed to be rescued from the top of a silo Sunday evening, after getting caught up in the auger system. A deputy from the Carroll County Sheriff’s office was one of the first to arrive and climbed up the silo. Once the deputy...
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Records: Honda proposes 3,000-employee plant in Union County

Records filed with the Ohio EPA show Honda is considering a major investment in Union County.
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Autonomous electric freight transports begin operating in Ohio city, bigger plans ahead

MARYSVILLE, Ohio (WKRC) - Autonomous electric freight transports have begun operating in the State of Ohio. Autonomous electric trucks without cabs are now moving freight each day between EASE Logistics facilities in Marysville, according to WSYX. Einride AB and EASE Logistics announced Tuesday that two SAE Level 4 trucks have...
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Ohio’s gas-tax pause making its way into Columbus

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — About a week after Ohio legislators passed a pause in the state’s gas tax, prices in the Columbus area have settled into a slightly more comfortable range for motorists. Three weeks after the average cost of a gallon of gasoline eclipsed $4.50, prices have calmed a bit, with the average now […]
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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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Jeni’s Ice Creams Spent 5 Years Creating A Special Fall Flavor—And It Uses Foraged...

Beloved ice cream shop Jeni’s just released a fall ice cream with a distinct Midwest backstory: Appalachian Acorn Pie, made with flour milled from foraged Ohio oak acorns. This autumn treat with a graham cracker swirl is nutty and sweet—somewhere in the realm of hazelnut, coconut, and chestnut. The acorn flour is folded directly into the cream base for a rich, soft flavor.

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