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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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Weeping Clemson student avoids prison in Columbia road death

A weeping Clemson student who pleaded guilty Wednesday to vehicular reckless homicide in a 2024 speeding incident that killed a pedestrian was given a suspended 10-year prison sentence and two years probation. State Judge Michael Nettles pronounced sentence on Madeline Kuester a fter hearing nearly two hours of statements in a Richland County courtroom about Kuester’s continuing psychological trauma and her acceptance of responsibility, as well as the good works she has done since the fatal cras
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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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Tennessee fines VIP Petcare $9K for operating multiple clinics without a license

VIP Petcare was hit with a total of $9,000 in fines for running nine clinics, including two in Clarksville, on expired permits.
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Clarksville Man Arrested After Releasing HPD K-9 From Cruiser

A Clarksville man was arrested Tuesday night after police said he opened the door of a Hopkinsville Police K-9 vehicle, releasing the dog, which then bit him. According to a Hopkinsville Police report, Garland Byrd of Clarksville called Christian County emergency dispatch Tuesday night, saying he needed immediate help because he believed someone was trying to kill him.
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Man Pleads Guilty to Aiding the Norfolk Takeover Where a Flamethrower Lit Up Redgate...

D’Shawn Creque, 28, pleaded guilty in Norfolk, Virginia, to aiding and abetting the May street takeover on Redgate Avenue in West Ghent, where a flamethrower and fireworks lit the street, WTKR reported. He has finished 80 hours of community service and owes 20 more. Six months of good behavior closes the case, the station said. Its report gives the plea only as a Tuesday and quotes no judge and neither side’s lawyer.
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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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New shrimp labeling law now in effect in SC

MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) — A new South Carolina law requiring restaurants to disclose when they serve imported shrimp officially took effect Wednesday, October 28, following concerns about misleading seafood labeling across the state. The legislation, House Bill 4248, was signed into law by Governor Henry McMaster on June 30. It aims to provide customers […]
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Kinder Morgan plans 150-mile methane gas pipeline through Tennessee

Kinder Morgan plans to construct one of its largest pipelines in decades through the Southeast. The company proposed trenching 470 miles of gas pipeline through its “Southeast Connector” project, with 150 miles in Tennessee and additional segments continuing through Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and Florida. In Tennessee, the...

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