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A rare COVID-19 strain disappeared overnight. We still don’t know which Ohioan had it
Molecular virologist Marc Johnson, a professor at the University of Missouri’s medical school, examines wastewater samples to ...
'Now with reduced staff': Billboard calls out DOGE cuts to Cuyahoga Valley National Park
More Perfect Union, a national pro-labor organization, is paying for billboards targeting DOGE cuts at national parks, ...
Plain City Public Square project completes first phase with installation of historic railroad depot
The Depot at Public Square is the primary anchor of the overall development, which eventually will include multiple event ...
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Will Columbus-area suburbs work together to encourage more housing in the region?
While Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther has committed to building half of the 200,000 new housing units estimated to be necessary over the next decade, he wants others to pitch in. Some suburbs are ...
Could Cleveland become Ohio’s undisputed giant? How regionalism might transform Northeast Ohio
As Columbus continues its relentless growth—now pushing 933,000 residents according to the latest Census Bureau ...
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What makes Columbus’ priciest suburbs so expensive to live in
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH ... but many of central Ohio’s most expensive suburbs have been expensive for some time. According to a 2020 report from Ohio State, local amenities, schools, crime ...
Atlanta-based buyer picks up pair of extended-stay hotels for over $12M
Two extended-stay hotels change hands.
Ohio bill would require daily moment of silence in public schools
The bipartisan bill sponsors champion mental health benefits, while church-state separation advocate raises concerns about ...
Columbus leaders committed to keeping fluoride in water despite efforts to remove it
Columbus leaders say they support continuing to add fluoride to local drinking water as HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. takes aim at the practice.