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Black Friday doesn’t begin as early, this year, as it has for many retailers in previous years, but turn-out for the holiday shopping day expected to be strong; former Ohio Congressman Pat Tiberi says he’s worried about

COVID-19 cases in northwestern Ohio considered the highest-increasing, in the state; lawsuit filed at the Ohio Supreme Court calls Ohio’s newly-passed congressional map unconstitutional, alleges Republican gerrymandering; Gov. Mike Dewine defends signing of map, saying the map

Five killed in Geauga County crash involving flat-bed semi, Cuyahoga County Board of DD van; risk of coronavirus, influenza infections increased as Thanksgiving holiday approaches; parade crash in Wisconsin has local safety officials re-thinking their event safety

Two of 17 missionaries from an Ohio-based group freed after more than a month in captivity in Haiti; Gov. Mike Dewine signs gerrymandered congressional map despite public outcry over election boundaries; bill headed to President Joe Biden’s

Ohio House and Senate push through congressional map that gives Republican candidates a 13-to-2 advantage in elections, Gov. Mike Dewine under public pressure to veto it; GOP lawmakers take aim at coronavirus vaccine mandates with new bill

Debate over GOP-drawn congressional map continues at Ohio Statehouse; Greene County Sheriff Gene Fischer died suddenly at the age of 65 on Tuesday; AAA says holiday travel expected to rebound to near pre-pandemic levels; Ohio Department of

President Joe Biden’s new infrastructure law expected to bring more than $10 billion in investments to Ohio; Ohio’s GOP senator, Rob Portman, was instrumental in crafting the bill with the White House; a federal trial in which

Northwest Ohio counties seeing the highest incidence of new COVID-19 cases, says the Ohio Department of Health; coronavirus-related hospitalizations skyrocket across the date, increasing eight-fold over the past week; state senator introduces bill that would vastly expand

Number of kids aged 5-to-11 tops the 34,000 mark, says the Ohio Department of Health; National Veterans Memorial in Columbus holds special ceremony on Thursday; suspected remains of couple missing for three years in eastern Ohio recovered

Gov. Mike Dewine travels the state to honor veterans and fallen service members; Ohio State highlights efforts to help veterans with physical and mental scars suffered during combat; veteran-led effort sheds light on prevalence of gambling addiction

Bipartisan panel begins final push to approve new congressional map for Ohio; medical professionals say young Ohioans are getting vaccinated in encouraging numbers, since shots opened up to 5-to-11-year-olds; Cleveland-area priest sentenced to life in connection with

Murder in broad daylight at Easton Shopping Center in Columbus on Monday brings city’s homicide total for the year even with all of 2020; one dead, two wounded in shooting at southwest Ohio bar; audit of FirstEnergy

University of Dayton student among eight killed in a crowd surge incident at Astroworld Music Festival, over the weekend; lawsuit by Ohio Attorney General and other GOP officials in other states succeed in delaying implementation of Biden

OSU back-up quarterback Jack Miller suspended from the team indefinitely following a DUI citation early Friday morning; eyes of the college football world descend on Cincinnati Bearcats on Saturday as ESPN Game Day comes to U of

Ohio political, business leaders push back against Biden administration mandate that would require millions of workers to get vaccinated by Jan. 4; Republican lawmakers in the Ohio House propose a gerrymandered congressional map on the heels of