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Post-insurrection, the size and shape of extremism in Ohio has changed and so have the tactics to combat it.
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A cohort of seven high school students will present findings May 2 from a two-year research project on issues relevant to the LGBTQ+ community.
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Malik popped the question over the weekend in Paris.
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The murals painted onto Ironton’s floodwalls tell the story of the southeast Ohio city, from its first railroad to its once-professional football team. This summer, those murals are getting a fresh coat of paint.
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Lakewood is considering ways to reintroduce new public transportation options more than a decade after the Lakewood Community Circulator was discontinued.
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Weekly newspapers are closing faster than dailies, leaving very small towns without local coverage. A city in Stark County is feeling the effects of the Louisville Herald's closure.
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Hundreds of Swifties descended upon the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Friday for Taylor Swift Fan Day, celebrating the release of the pop superstar's 11th studio album.
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Beginning Saturday, the American Red Cross of Northern Ohio will offer in-home smoke alarm installations as a part of their annual "Sound the Alarm" campaign.
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The Homeless Stand Down event provides services and resources to people experiencing homelessness in Cleveland. The one-day event is April 20, 2024, at Cleveland Public Auditorium.
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Legal Aid of Greater Cleveland has filed a complaint on behalf of the tenants.
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Neither of the doctors Pepper had seen a solar eclipse in person in full totality until Monday.
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Visiting Cleveland to view the total eclipse April 8 went far smoother than anticipated due, in part, to two years of planning for the event, public officials said.