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Clinton County Country Squares is a group of dance enthusiasts who love to share the art of square and round dancing. They invite the...

Police ready charges after couple with baby OD’s along I-75

MORAINE, Ohio (AP) — Authorities said a man and woman will be charged criminally once they’re released from the hospital after they overdosed just...

Even more music, events may be on horizon for Wilmington

WILMINGTON — Momentum appears to be picking up for measures that would increase the use of a city park and also attract even more...

#CTEChallenge shows locally there are many paths to students’ success

WILMINGTON — College is not the only path to a good career.That’s what Laurel Oaks teachers are trying to promote with the #CTEChallenge.Laurel Oaks...

Corrections department changes inspections

COLUMBUS (AP) — Ohio corrections officials will soon conduct surprise visits of jails and require mandatory reporting of incidents like suicides and escapes, following...

Privacy firm finds unsecured cannabis patient information

SEATTLE (AP) — An internet privacy firm says it was able to access private personal information of more than 30,000 medical marijuana patients, recreational...

For hippo Fiona’s 3rd birthday, zoo seeks aid for Australia

CINCINNATI (AP) — The Cincinnati Zoo is using the third birthday of its beloved hippo, born premature, as a way to raise money for...

Lawmakers approve ear protection for Ohio motorcyclists

COLUMBUS (AP) — Motorcyclists in Ohio would be allowed to wear earphones or earplugs while riding under a measure meant to ward off hearing...

Prison agency seeks high-security facility replacements

COLUMBUS (AP) — The Ohio prison system wants to replace or renovate some of its high-security prisons in the near future, saying its current...

Ohio judge apologizes for writing homophobic letters in ’90s

MAUMEE, Ohio (AP) — A judge in northwest Ohio deeply apologized Thursday for a pair of homophobic letters-to-the-editor he wrote to his college newspaper...