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  • As Governor Strickland joins other state officials and private partners to announce plans to build in Piketon, there are no guarantees a plant will ever…
  • Voters have been casting their absentee ballots for the proposed income tax increase for three weeks - and the number of absentee ballot requests…
  • Every month in Franklin County, hundreds of homeowners receive a summons of foreclosure. These and other homewoners struggling to make their house…
  • Hocking College officials in southeast Ohio are taking action to safeguard students after a threat on campus last week targeted black students. Counselors…
  • The U.S. Census is in full swing. Even so, it's still trying to get the word out about why it's important to return the forms. WOSU reports the Census bus…
  • The city of Worthington will consider banning text messaging by drivers at its council meeting Monday night.The ordinance would prohibit drivers from text…
  • The possibility of losing the Blue Jackets to another city has inspired some grassroots fervor in Columbus. And at a rally last night, members of a new…
  • Despite protests some cities have retrofitted their red light cameras to catch speeders. Dayton is considering the "upgrade". WOSU reports on whether…
  • Columbus City Council Members will get their chance to vote on whether to allow closed door executive sessions now that a charter review committee has…
  • The Ohio Department of Health is encouraging Ohioans to remain viligant as it relates to the swine flu. Ohio has 34 confirmed cases including 12 in…
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