Ohio News
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Toledo -
The Museum of the Great Lakes in Toledo, Ohio, shows the importance of the five Great Lakes in World War II, American Independence, commerce in the United States and throughout the world and recreation. Digital Journal took a tour of the museum.
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A mystery winner in northeastern Ohio still needs to claim the $124 million Powerball jackpot. The lottery player matched all six numbers from the draw held on July 9.
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Cleveland -
A man sentenced for inappropriate conduct with a minor collapsed and died outside of a courtroom in Ohio. His cause of death is not yet available leaving many to speculate on what could have happened.
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On Tuesday, a city health department spokesman, Jose Rodriguez, said that mumps cases at Ohio State University have grown to 28 cases. Rodriguez said all but one of those infected had received at least one dose of the mumps vaccine.
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Wheelersburg -
A 31-year-old mother, along with her own mother (52) and her boyfriend (44), have been arrested for the alleged extreme abuse of three children in their care. The child endangerment charges included beating, starvation and rape.
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Mechanicsburg -
An Ohio man was granted his final wish Friday, when his family carried out the motorcycle enthusiast's plans to be laid to rest astride his beloved 1967 Harley-Davidson Electra Glide.
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Lucasville -
A US murderer struggled and gasped for air for at least 10 minutes as he was put to death in a prolonged execution using a controversial new drug cocktail, according to witnesses.
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Columbus -
A convicted murderer has been executed in the State of Ohio using a drug combination never used before in state executions.
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Cleveland -
One of the most heartwarming stories from this holiday season occurred shortly before Christmas, when a young boy in desperate need of a new wheelchair was given even more than he lost.
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Columbus -
Open enrollment is underway for Ohio employer-based health insurance and a growing number of employees are seeing their premiums soar.
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Bellefontaine -
A poor, mentally disabled Ohio woman is facing up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine for taking less than $3 in loose change from a public fountain, money she says she needs to buy food.
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Cleveland -
Thirteen officers fired over 130 rounds at two unarmed passengers after mistaking a backfiring car for gunshots, in what some say was a racially motivated shooting.
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An Ohio man who was declared dead after disappearing in 1986 cannot now be declared officially alive. A judge found that three years after a person has been declared dead the rulings cannot be overturned if that person reappears.
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Lucasville -
It's a good news, bad news scenario. Ohio got to kill a guy last night. And he had a killin' coming if you believe in capital punishment.
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Ohio corrections officials said Ariel Castro, the man who held three women captive in his home for nearly a decade, has committed suicide at a state prison facility.
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A bank reportedly wrongfully repossessed an Ohio woman's home. The homeowner had been out of town and came back to find the locks changed and all her possessions gone.
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In a statement released Tuesday, NOAA predicted that portions of western Lake Erie near the coasts of Ohio, Michigan, and Ontario are likely to see a harmful algal bloom develop over the summer.
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Cincinnati -
An Ohio man convicted last month based on the blinking statement of a paralyzed shooting victim to identify his shooter was sentenced Thursday to 36 years to life in prison.
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North Ridgeville -
The Ohio Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (OSPCA) is pushing for animal cruelty charges against a North Ridgeville, Ohio police officer Barry Accorti, after he shot and killed five kittens.
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Columbus -
Ohio lawmakers have decided it's time to shut down Internet cafes since their business methods are viewed as operating in a gray area of the law that could be viewed as encouraging gambling activities.
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Cleveland -
Comments by the police and others give me the impression that the key role of Charles Ramsey in the rescue of the kidnapping victims in Ohio is being played down because of his color.
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Columbus -
Debtor's prisons were abolished in the US in the 1830's but they are making a comeback even though jailing people who are unable to pay debts is against the US Constitution.
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Ashtabula -
There was panic at an Easter service in Ohio when a man Reshad Riddle, 28, went to the Hiawatha Church of God in Christ, shot his father Richard dead and then walked through the church shouting "It's the will of Allah."
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A portion of the American population celebrated Gun Appreciation Day by attending guns shows across the country, resulting in some of the attendees perhaps appreciating paramedics and first responders more than guns, at least temporarily.
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Montville -
Montville Township Police arrested two men after their AK-47 target shooting practice sent bullets flying through the neighborhood. Officers called to the scene said they were dodging bullets as they tracked down where the shooting came from.
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Montpelier -
The school board of Montpelier, Ohio, in a 5-0 vote, decided to allow school custodians to undergo firearms training and carry concealed weapons. In short, the school board's response is to arm the janitors.
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It's been confirmed Americans have reelected President Obama back to the White House. The Republicans maintain control of the House, while the Democrats remain the majority in the Senate.
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Comedy Central's 'The Daily Show' rides a fine line between Hurricane Sandy and politics in an analysis of presidential political advertising in Ohio.
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Instead of waiting until Election Day to cast his vote, United States President Barack Obama has decided to cast an early ballot as a means to push for early voting and put early voters at ease.
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Washington -
Despite a last-minute appeal from Republicans, the US Supreme Court has denied a request to limit early voting for Ohio residents the weekend before the 2012 Presidential Election.
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Dominick Gatta( right), his wife "Mickey" his grand daughter and great grand daughter
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A school bus in Ohio
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A monumental statue of Jesus burned to the ground after being struck by lightning June 14, 2010. The 6-story statue stood outside a church in Ohio. Insurance companies are calling it an "act of God."
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Romney at Murray Energy Company event
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Ariel Castro, a man convicted of kidnapping three women in Ohio. He committed suicide in his prison cell
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Rob Moore says Romney event was mandatory
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The lightning could be seen up in the clouds like a spectacular show.
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3 adults were arrested for the child endangerment and rape of 3 children.
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Tail end of the funnel cloud as it goes to Youngstown, Ohio
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A monumental statue of Jesus burned to the ground after being struck by lightning June 14, 2010. The 6-story statue stood outside a church in Ohio. Insurance companies are calling it an "act of God."
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The Jesus portrait at Jackson Middle School, southern Ohio
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Cleveland, Ohio skyline
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