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Judge tosses defamation case brought by Ohio doctor who was acquitted of killing patients

Police · Columbus

Judge tosses defamation case brought by Ohio doctor who was acquitted of killing patients

56% Center coverage: 29 sources

Friedl drives in a pair and Reds rally for 3rd straight win, beating Twins 6-5

MLB · Cincinnati

Friedl drives in a pair and Reds rally for 3rd straight win, beating Twins 6-5

39% Left coverage: 18 sources

Cincinnati has won eight of its last 11 games to climb within two games of the third NL wild-card spot.See the Story

Cincinnati Officer Won’t Be Charged in Shooting Death of Teen Who Was Holding a Gun During a Chase

US Crime · Cincinnati

Cincinnati Officer Won’t Be Charged in Shooting Death of Teen Who Was Holding a Gun During a Chase

47% Left coverage: 15 sources

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“SNL: Ladies & Gentlemen...50 Years of Music” Now Open at The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

Ohio Democrat named in Minnesota murder suspect's notes

70% Center coverage: 10 sources

Rep. Greg Landsman (D-Ohio) said Monday that his name was one of at least 45 listed in evidence linked to the man accused of shooting two Minnesota Democratic lawmakers over the weekend. US Politics · Ohio See the Story

2 Local Lawmakers Expected to Introduce Bill Criminalizing Abortion

40% Center coverage: 10 sources

The bill aims to create legal protections from the moment of fertilization.Abortion · Ohio See the Story

A Sea of Black and the Heart of a Champion: Mount Vernon Softball’s Unforgettable Run

They didn’t leave with the state trophy, but they left with something far greater — a legacy that will echo through Mount Vernon softball for years to come.This season, the Yellow Jackets softball program soared to the state championship game for the first time in school history, and though they fell just short of a title, what they built was undeniable: a bond, a culture, and a sea of pride that swept through the town like wildfire.“I knew we h…Mount Vernon, Ohio · Mount Vernon Read Article

Northridge girls track and field shines with record-breaking season and state titles

The Northridge High School girls' track and field team concluded a remarkable season, marked by standout performances, school records, and state-level achievements that have secured their place in the program's history.Under the leadership of head coach Richard Featheringill, the Vikings demonstrated dominance throughout both the regular season and postseason. This success was highlighted by strong performances at invitational meets and the Lick…Ohio · Ohio Read Article

Rising from the Record: Northridge Softball finds strength in struggles

The Northridge High School varsity softball team concluded its 2025 season with a record of 5-19. Despite the statistics, the team's development and determination were evident throughout their campaign.Under the guidance of coaches James Sims, Jordan Murphy, and Eryn Queen-Albright, the Lady Vikings demonstrated steady improvement. They overcame early challenges to finish the season with increased confidence and teamwork. The team achieved sever…Mount Vernon, Ohio · Mount Vernon Read Article

Asking Eric: I’m the only sibling who still visits my parents’ graves

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

In today's Asking Eric column, R. Eric Thomas responds to someone who is disappointed that their siblings no longer visit and tend to their parents and grandparents' graves.Cleveland, Ohio · Cleveland Read Article

WCCHD Closed for Juneteenth

Juneteenth · Warren Read Article

University Heights Fire Chief Perko asks City Council to formulate legislation regulating any non-911 emergency service

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

University Heights Fire Chief Robert Perko has asked City Council to formulate and approve legislation that would regulate any non-911 emergency response service. Perko and Mayor Michael Dylan Brennan have for the past few months been urging residents to first call 911 in cases of emergency. Some residents have, instead, been calling the Jewish volunteer organization Hatzalah Cleveland.University Heights · University Heights Read Article

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