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Pickerington Babysitter Accused Of Leaving Toddler In Car While Tanning Pleads Not Guilty
The U.S. Attorney General's Office says three people are in custody accused of holding a woman and her child captive for more than two ...
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Hacking probe in Ohio rape case targets Ky. man
A central Kentucky man who goes by the online name KyAnonymous says he's the target of a federal investigation into who hacked into an Ohio high school's computer and leaked a video related to the rape of a teenage girl at an alcohol-fueled ...
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Hamilton woman sentenced for animal cruelty in pit bull case
pitbull trial: Elizabeth Lewis didn't explain why she let her pit bull mix Bruiser starve to death. Watch her mother and her attorney try to defend her ...
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Ole Fisherman now a member of Zipper Club
Here is the rest of the story as to why there was no article last week. The Ole Fisherman started feeling a little poorly, so we went to our doctor. He did an E.K.G. and said the blood flow was not right for the heart. So he referred us to Dr. Joel Forman. He is in the old Kroger building in Anderson Township. He then sent us to Christ Hospital for an angiogram. This was done. The results was I ...
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Sycamore preps for annual twilight concert
The Jump n Jive Show Band, featuring former fire chief William Jetter, will perform at the ...
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Fry joins Dental Care Plus
The Dental Care Plus Group has added Madeira resident Sarah Fry to the marketing and corporate communications department. Fry will serve as marketing specialist with a concentration on messaging and content ...
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Algae bloom found at East Fork State Park
WILLIAMSBURG — The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency issued a recreational public health advisory at East Fork lake June 13. A blue-green algae bloom in the state park, on 3294 Elk Lick Road in Batavia Township, caused toxin levels at the ...
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State sets deadline for city funding on MLK project
The Ohio Department of Transportation has given the city of Cincinnati a December deadline to come up with money to help pay for the new Uptown ...
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4 accused of holding mother child captive in Ohio
CBS/AP (CBS) ASHLAND, Ohio - Four people have been arrested and are accused of holding a mother and her child captive for two years in Ashland, Ohio, in what the U.S. ...
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Two more plead guilty in federal probe of Pilot Flying J
Two more employees of the truck stop chain owned by the family of Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam and Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam have pleaded guilty in a federal probe of the company's business practices. Pilot Flying J regional sales managers Kevin Wallace Clark and Jay Stinnett pleaded guilty Tuesday in federal court to conspiracy to commit mail fraud, according to Knoxville NBC ...
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3 Arrested For Allegedly Enslaving Mother Child For More Than 2 Years
The U.S. Attorney General's Office says three people are in custody accused of holding a woman and her child captive for more than two ...
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Long Time Pickaway County Sheriff Appointed To Senior Position In Ohio Attorney General’s Office
The U.S. Attorney General's Office says three people are in custody accused of holding a woman and her child captive for more than two ...
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Buster Douglas Will Attend 10TVs Health Fitness Expo
WBNS-10TV has announced that world heavyweight boxing champion James "Buster" Douglas will appear at the fourth annual 10TV Health & Fitness Expo, which is coming to Columbus Saturday, July 27 and Sunday, July 28. Douglas will join 10TV’s Dom Tiberi on the Meijer Healthy Cooking Stage Saturday afternoon to prepare a healthy diabetic meal from Douglas’ new cookbook, ...
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US Supreme Court suspends Ohio class-action attorney tied to fen-phen case
CINCINNATI - The U.S. Supreme Court has suspended prominent Cincinnati class-action attorney Stanley Chesley from practicing law before the court after his Kentucky disbarment.The Supreme Court order Monday said Chesley has 40 days to prove why he shouldn't be disbarred from appearing before the justices.The Kentucky Supreme Court disbarred Chesley in March for unethical conduct in the ...
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Chrysler Agrees To Recall Jeeps Over Fire Risk
DETROIT (AP) -- Chrysler says it has resolved its differences with the government and will recall older Jeep Grand Cherokee and Liberty SUVs that could be at risk of a fuel tank fire. Earlier this month the company refused the government’s request to recall the Jeeps. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration contended that the gas tanks could rupture if hit from the rear, ...
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Ohio leader Work to continue on Medicaid plan
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Proposed changes to the Medicaid program in Ohio are unlikely to clear the Legislature before lawmakers break at the end of the month, the Republican leader of the House said ...
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US audit says Ohio city didnt oversee program
The findings say officials with the Toledo Municipal Court didn't follow rules while distributing the money and that the city failed to watch over contractors handling the repair ...
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Ky. man says hes target of Steubenville hacking investigation
LOUISVILLE, Ky.-- A central Kentucky man says he's the target of a federal hacking investigation tied to an ongoing inquiry into the rape of a teenage girl in Steubenville. Deric Loustetter, of Winchester, told The Associated Press on Tuesday he leaked documents related to the investigation. Two Steubenville High School football players in Steubenville were sentenced to time in a juvenile ...
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Company Being Sued For Allegedly Scamming Ohioans Who Made Donations To Charities
The Ohio Attorney General announced a lawsuit against a Massachusetts-based company accused of misrepresenting itself to Ohioans who tried to donate to charities.Attorney General Mike DeWine said in a release on Tuesday that Integral Resources Inc. is accused of multiple violations of Ohio’s Charitable Organizations Act."This professional solicitor misled Ohioans about who it was and ...
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Scioto County Man 65 Indicted On Felony Drug Charges
A Scioto County man was arrested on felony drug charges Monday night.Around 10:30 p.m., deputies arrested Roy E. Hall, 65, of South Webster after an indictment warrant was issued.The indictment said Hall was charged with three felony counts of trafficking prescription drugs including oxycodone, one felony count of possession of oxycodone and two misdemeanor counts of possession of prescription ...
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Ohio State University Mount Carmel Announce Affiliation
The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center and Mount Carmel Health Systems are hoping to increase collaboration in clinical care, research and medical education. The two organizations announced on Tuesday that they had signed an affiliation agreement Dr. Steven G. Gabbe, Senior Vice President Health Sciences and CEO of The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, said that the ...
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Writing art on Grailvilles trails
Let the natural beauty of the Grailville Trails inspire your creative endeavors with Writing and Art on ...
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McDonalds reopens with gift to Princeton schools
Ronald McDonald helped students and family of Steward Elementary celebrate the reopening of the McDonald's at 3900 Hauck Road. / Kelly ...
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Court Ohio officers can face intimidation charges
CINCINNATI (AP) -- The Ohio Supreme Court has found that police officers can be convicted of intimidation if they knowingly file false complaints to intimidate or influence ...
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Charter jet makes emergency landing at OH airport
CINCINNATI (AP) -- Authorities say no injuries were reported when a small charter jet made an emergency landing at a Cincinnati airport after its landing gear apparently ...
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Hopkins International on the brink
United and Continental Airlines remain intent on merging the two airlines, which would create the biggest airline in the world. Continental, based in Houston, Texas is already the fourth-largest carrier in the United States, which makes its operations out of Hopkins International extremely important to the city of Cleveland.
Local industry commentators have been discussing the merger between United and Continental and the effects it might have on the city. The general consensus has been negative, according to Cleveland news media. Read more
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