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Judge Rejects Voter Rights Groups’ Lawsuit To Postpone Ohio Primary Further
A federal judge has ruled that Ohio’s primary election will go on as planned, likely quashing the final effort to postpone voting.
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What You Need To Know About Evictions Of Month-To-Month Tenants In Ohio
During this challenging time, each court in Ohio can determine how it wants to handle evictions.
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Quarantine Blues: Ohio Musician Livestreams Self Covering All 214 Beatles Songs
Ohio's Joe Peppercorn played through all 214 songs The Beatles ever recorded in a webstream Sunday.
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Feeling Overwhelmed? Approach Coronavirus As A Challenge To Be Met, Not A Threat To Be Feared
You have a choice to make when it comes to the coronavirus pandemic.
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With Trump As President, Dewine’s Crisis Approach Requires The Art Of Politics
The storyline, we’re told, goes like this.
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Decarceration Goals Can And Should Be Ohio’s New Normal
Ohio does not have current plans to reduce its prison population, currently at 127% capacity.
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Ohio Stay-At-Home Order Is A Hardship For Those Living With Abusers
For those being subjected to domestic violence, home confinement can add to an already damaging situation.
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First-Time Voters Bummed, But Undeterred By Delayed Ohio Primary
With support of the governor, Ohio’s health director declared an emergency to close all voting locations eight hours before voting began.
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HIV Positive Inmate To Ohio Supreme Court: 'People Will Die Here In A Pandemic'
An Ohio inmate, who is HIV positive, has asked for his early release because of the new coronavirus pandemic.
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‘Critical Lack’ Of Resources And Capacity For COVID-19 At Ohio Homeless Shelters: Report
If a person at a homeless shelter tested positive, about half of the organizations that oversee shelters wouldn’t know how to respond.
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Internet Providers Commit To Keep Ohioans Connected During Self-Isolation, School Closures
The closure of schools has caused disruption to students’ schooling and every day routine, so some internet providers are committing to help
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Can Ohio’s Divided Congressional Delegation Find Common Ground On Coronavirus?
Members of Ohio’s congressional delegation are preparing for a massive emergency spending bill.
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‘Woefully Unprepared:’ How Small-Scale Testing Capabilities Mar Ohio’s Covid-19 Response
A bungled kit gave the virus a head-start as it likely spread on, undetected.
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Ohio Voting Rights Groups Take Issue With Larose’s Election Orders
Days after the Ohio Primary Election was postponed, it is still unclear how (or when) voting will proceed.
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Bill Prohibiting Mandatory Nurse Overtime In Ohio Moves On To Senate
A bill prohibiting overtime as a condition of employment for nurses is headed to its second hurdle to passage.
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Democrats Look To Energize As Primary Comes To Buckeye State
Does it feel like 2004 to you?
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Covid-19 Situation Highlights Unreliable Hours, Benefits And Paid Time Off For Ohio Workers
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 3 in 10 American workers cannot take time off when they’re sick without losing wages or jobs.
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6th District Senate Candidates Seek Changes To Child Welfare System, Health Care In Ohio
Two candidates in the race to succeed Peggy Lehner in the Ohio Senate are focused on health care and the next generation.
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‘They’re Just Going Uninsured:’ How The Youngest Ohioans Are Losing Health Coverage
The rate of young children in Ohio without health insurance is surging.
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Mother: Ohio Politicians Should Help Kids With Down Syndrome, Not Abortion Bans
"My name is Emily Chesnut and I am a mother of a child with Down syndrome."
