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One last spot reveals $1M Ohio Lottery prize

A good reminder to double check those lottery tickets!
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Buc-ee’s amends lawsuit against Ohio convenience store

Buc-ee’s is changing its legal strategy in a trademark dispute with a small Ohio convenience store, shifting its focus from similarities between their cartoon beavers to the use of a trademarked name. The Texas-based travel center chain amended its federal lawsuit against Beaver’s Mini Mart in Beavercreek, Ohio, in a filing dated Oct. 20, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer , part of the USA TODAY Network. Buc-ee’s originally argued that the mini mart’s beaver mascot and red lettering could con
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Rare badger sighting captured in photograph at Willard Marsh Wildlife Area

WILLARD — A badger spotted earlier this month in the Willard Marsh Wildlife Area marks the second time such a creature has been discovered in north central Ohio in just less than a year. The photo at the top of this story was taken by Donny Shepard in Huron County. It was submitted to the […] The post Rare badger sighting captured in photograph at Willard Marsh Wildlife Area appeared first on Ashland Source - Ashland County Ohio News & Info .
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AT&T to begin cutting off traditional landlines across parts of Tri-State

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - AT&T will be allowed to begin cutting off traditional copper landlines in parts of the Tri-State in the coming weeks, a move that could affect some residents in several Ohio counties. Most Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky landlines run on Altafiber and will not be affected, but some...
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EPA response to 2023 Ohio derailment will be investigated

Train Derailment Ohio Copyright 2024 The Associated Press. All rights reserved The Environmental Protection Agency's response to the disastrous 2023 East Palestine train derailment will be investigated after local residents of the small town on the Ohio- Pennsylvania border and Vice President JD Vance pressed for the review. The Inspector General of the EPA announced the investigation Tuesday to assess the agency's response to the worst rail disaster in more than a decade and the subsequent heal
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55-year-old restaurant chain closes all Ohio locations as nationwide shutdown hits

A longtime restaurant chain known for its Southern-inspired comfort food has abruptly shut down restaurants across Ohio, ending decades of business in several communities. The closures are part of a…
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Key witness in 2008 homicide case recants testimony

The prosecution's "star" witness in a 2008 homicide case recanted her testimony during an evidentiary hearing in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court on Tuesday.
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Ohio library temporarily closes after cockroaches released into building

Libraries are said to be quiet places. But when insects dispersed inside one Ohio branch Tuesday, there was plenty of reason to break the silence. The Toledo Lucas County Public Library told 614Now — for some reason — cockroaches were released inside its Kent Branch the morning of Oct. 27, forcing a temporary closure.
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New law makes it illegal to feed deer, other wild animals in Kent

The city of Kent is dealing with an overpopulation of deer, and according to the Ohio Division of Wildlife, certain residents are contributing to the problem by feeding the deer and other wild animals.
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Monroeville Weighs Billion-Dollar AI Data Center After Bitcoin Mine Left Village Burned

A New Jersey developer is proposing a billion-dollar AI data center in Monroeville, a Huron County village of roughly 1,300 people. Decimal Digital bought 48 acres in the Fort Monroe Industrial Park in 2025 and is now pitching a 100-megawatt facility called Project Eagle Ridge. The proposal follows problems at a cryptocurrency-mining operation across the street, and the village’s yearlong moratorium on new data center projects, which ends in March, means Decimal Digital must make its case to res

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