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More than two dozen people joined a sit-in at the Moritz College of Law organized by the Black Law Students Association. They’re urging Ohio State to sever ties with Columbus police. -
The Ohio Senate has released its latest attempt to legalize sports betting in the state with a proposal that creates two types of licenses, both regulated by the Ohio Casino Control Commission.
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The Ohio Republican Party will decide Friday whether to censure a member of Congress from suburban Cleveland for his vote earlier this year to impeach former President Donald Trump.
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The state's COVID-19 case ratio has dropped for the third consecutive week, down to the lowest rate the state has seen in six months.
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The pandemic has created a strain on many Ohio families, but a new report shows it has also been stressful for pets, especially those living in homes where domestic abuse has been prevalent. A law meant to protect people and pets from abusers has not been enforced in most of those cases.
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A plan to put a constitutional amendment up for a Ohio-wide vote in August has been scrapped. That amendment would have extended the deadline to draw...
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Gov. Mike DeWine said the state is encouraging schools to come up with a plan to vaccinate Ohio students ages 12 and over.
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Health, Science & EnvironmentAshauna Mathews, 24, never met her mother. She died three weeks after giving birth to her first child. That is why Mathews works as a doula to support pregnant women before and after childbirth.
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The Ohio Department of Health Director has signed some new orders dealing with the care of older Ohioans.
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Columbus is laying the ground work for creating nine city council districts. Voters approved the idea in a 2018 charter amendment.
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