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Officials Project Ohio’s Covid-19 Testing, 43rd In U.s., Won’t Speed Up In June
Ohio is testing fewer of its citizens per capita for COVID-19 than almost every other state in the nation.
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Police Officers Accused Of Brutal Violence Often Have A History Of Complaints By Citizens
Police involved in prominent deaths share a history of complaints by citizens of brutality or misconduct.
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DeWine Wants To Help Minorities And The Poor, But He Hasn’t Always Acted
Gov. Mike DeWine spoke passionately this week about the need to address racial, economic and health disparities in Ohio.
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How Should Ohio Vote In November And Beyond? Here Are The Proposals
How will Ohioans cast their ballots in this November’s General Election? How will they do so in the elections that follow?
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Ohio House Dem Leader: ‘Willful Ignorance’ Only Reason For Lack Of Action On Racism
The Ohio House Minority Leader says it is up to white people to address the societies and legislation that they built to be discriminatory.
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Militarization Has Fostered A Policing Culture That Sets Up Protesters As ‘the Enemy’
The unrest sparked by the death of George Floyd has left parts of U.S. cities looking like battle zones.
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GOP Rep. On Anti-Racism Resolution: I’m ‘Darker’ Than Most Black Lawmakers
Members of the Ohio Legislative Black Caucus are seeking to declare racism to be a public health crisis.
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Why Cellphone Videos Of Black People’s Deaths Should Be Considered Sacred, Like Lynching Photographs
As Ahmaud Arbery fell to the ground, the sound of the gunshot that took his life echoed loudly throughout his Georgia neighborhood.
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Yearning To Breathe Free, Or Just To Breathe
Millions of Americans, it seems, feel as if they can no longer breathe.
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What The Phase 1 Trials Of The First COVID-19 Vaccine Really Mean
Moderna, a biotechnology company, revealed the preliminary findings for the much anticipated phase I trial of an mRNA COVID-19 vaccine.
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Ohio House Passes Sports Betting Bill
The Ohio House of Representatives passed a bill that would allow Ohioans to place bets on sports.
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DeWine Somewhat Eases Testing Limits As Trump Falsely Claims States Have Unlimited Testing
As he leads the state through a historic pandemic, Ohio Gov. Mike Dewine has an apparently unbreakable rule: Don’t cross Trump.
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Ohio House Passes Bill To Shield Businesses From Covid-19 Lawsuits
The Ohio House passed a bill that offers health care providers and general businesses a powerful shield from lawsuits related to COVID-19.
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As Demonstrators Protest Floyd Death, Legislators Seek To Make Racism Public Health Crisis
Ohio legislators called for racism to be declared a public health crisis.
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Ohio House To Vote On Sports Betting Proposal
A bill that would allow Ohioans to gamble on sports cleared a major hurdle this week and will head to the House.
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How Ohio Has Responded To Covid-19: Part One
The first thing you notice when rewatching this initial COVID-19 press conference is the set-up.
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Four Of Top Five Cities With Budgets Most Vulnerable To Pandemic Located In Ohio
A new analysis shows four out of the top five cities in the U.S. facing financial impact due to COVID-19 are in Ohio.
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A Doctor Shares 7 Steps He’ll Review To Decide When And Where It’s Safe To Go Out And About
As we return to some degree of normalcy after weeks of social distancing, we all need a plan.
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Here’s What Is Being Proposed In Ohio For The 2020 General Election
What will this November’s General Election look like? Should Ohio allow in-person voting, or instead opt for an all-vote-by-mail system?
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Ohio’s Open For Business, But Its Testing Strategy Is Not
At some point, Ohioans will want frequent access to coronavirus tests and to get quick results.
