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Wapakoneta Police Seek Public Help to Locate Missing Teen Believed in Lima Area
Carter Webb, 15, of Wapakoneta, Has Been Checking in with Family but Remains Missing, Prompting an Appeal From Law Enforcement for Public Assistance.
Springfield Man Killed in Fatal I-70 Semi Crash in Clark County
A Commercial Tractor-Trailer Veered Off Interstate 70 East and Struck a Tree Early Thursday Morning, Resulting in the Death of the Driver and a Temporary Closure of the Highway.
Ohio-Based Tandana Foundation Shifts Mali Mission to Urgent Aid Amid Escalating Conflict
The Greene County Non-Profit, Co-Founded by Former Gov. Bob Taft's Daughter, Has Pivoted Its 20-Year Focus From Community Development to Providing Immediate Survival Assistance for Thousands Displaced by Violence in the West African Nation.
Toledo Chemical Leak Evacuations Lifted; Employee Error Identified as Cause
Toledo Mayor Confirms Industrial Tank Finished Venting, Site Declared Safe After Tuesday Night Rupture; Company Accepts Responsibility for the Incident.
Ohioans Face Significant Medical Debt, Bipartisan Bill Seeks Relief
Recent Research Indicates One in Five Ohio Adults Struggled with Medical Bills Last Year, Including Those with Health Insurance, Prompting a Proposed State Measure to Cap Interest and Limit Collections.
Federal Grant to Kroger Sparks Debate Over Corporate Sales, Customer Data
A $3 Million Federal Grant Awarded to Cincinnati-Based Kroger From the U.s. Department of Health and Human Services Is Raising Concerns Among Critics Who View It as Taxpayer-Funded Marketing and Surveillance.
Findlay Halloween Parade Set for Downtown Celebration
The 2026 Cops & Kids Findlay Halloween Parade, Presented by Loandepot, Will Bring Costumes, Marching Bands, and Community Spirit to South Main Street on Tuesday, October 27.
Ohio BMV Ends Non-Domiciled CDL Program Statewide
Registrar Charlie Norman Announced the Decision to Downgrade Remaining Commercial Driver’s Licenses Following a Review Prompted by Updated Federal Requirements.
Ramaswamy and Mccolley Show Differing Paths for Ohio's Energy Future
A Former State Official Highlights Conflicting Stances Between Vivek Ramaswamy and His Running Mate Robert Mccolley on Power Plant Expansion and Permitting, Raising Questions About Future Electricity Costs and Supply for Ohioans.
USDA Announces $57 Million for Meat Processing Expansion Across 40 States
The Federal Investment Aims to Boost Competition, Strengthen Supply Chains, and Create New Opportunities for American Ranchers Through Small and Medium-Sized Processors.
Toothpaste Recall Impacts Millions of Tubes for Children and Adults
The U.s. Food and Drug Administration Announced a Class II Recall for More Than Four Million Tubes of Toothpaste Due to Manufacturing Issues, Affecting Several Popular Children's Licensed Character Brands.
Husted Campaign Portrays Brown as Incumbent Amid Voter Unrest
A Strategy Dubbed 'Artificial Incumbency' Surfaces in Ohio U.s. Senate Race, Confusing a Quarter of Likely Voters as Dissatisfaction with State and National Direction Grows.
Ramaswamy Ad Inadvertently Highlights Dr. Amy Acton's Personal Story, Public Condemnation Follows
A Recent Campaign Advertisement by Ohio Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Vivek Ramaswamy Has Drawn Widespread Criticism and Unexpectedly Brought Renewed Attention to the Personal History and Accomplishments of His Opponent, Dr. Amy Acton.
Assistant Chief Johnson Stresses Active Role in Professional Training
Chief Jacob Johnson of the Pearland, Texas, Fire Department Advises Emergency Responders to Ask Questions, Answer Questions, and Network to Maximize the Benefits of Training Sessions.
New State Data Shows Few Felony Convictions for Voter Fraud Despite Referrals
Ohio's New Crime Statistics Dashboard Indicates Only 16 Felony Convictions Have Resulted From Over 1,200 Cases Referred by Secretary of State Frank Larose Since 2019, with Illegal Voting Convictions Representing a Minuscule Fraction of Ballots Cast.
Springfield Haitians March to Columbus, Demand End to Deportations and 'Dehumanizing' Practices
A Group of Immigrants and Supporters Began a Four-Day Pilgrimage to the State Capital Last Week, Seeking Relief After the End of Temporary Protected Status.
Ohio Supreme Court Upholds Lordstown Data Center Moratorium
The Village of Lordstown Is Not Required to Review a Data Center Site Plan After Enacting a Ban and Then a Temporary Moratorium, According to a Unanimous State High Court Ruling.
Retired Allen County Superior Court Judge Stanley Levine Dies at 88
Judge Levine, Who Retired in 2018, Passed Away Saturday After an Extended Illness, Leaving a Legacy of Judicial and Community Service.
Cleveland Rally: Obama Backs Acton, Brown Amid Final Campaign Stretch, Addresses Decency and Economy
Gubernatorial Hopeful Amy Acton and U.s. Senate Candidate Sherrod Brown Shared the Stage with the Former President, Focusing on Kitchen-Table Economics and Criticizing Opponents' Tactics.
Ramaswamy Campaign Ad Draws Strong Reactions, Divides Ohio Politicians
A Political Advertisement From Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Vivek Ramaswamy Featuring His Democratic Opponent Amy Acton's Estranged Mother Has Sparked Widespread Condemnation and Starkly Different Reactions From Top Ohio Politicians.
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