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House Budget Bill Could Cut Millions in Food Aid. What that Could Mean for Local Food Banks

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House Budget Bill Could Cut Millions in Food Aid. What that Could Mean for Local Food Banks

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Corporate Sponsors Like Pepsi, Nissan, Mastercard, and More Pull Back From NYC Pride

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Corporate Sponsors Like Pepsi, Nissan, Mastercard, and More Pull Back From NYC Pride

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Multiple corporate sponsors have curtailed the financial contributions to NYC Pride by 25 percent, leaving the event with a serious financial deficit just days before the annual event, the New York Timesreports. Kevin Kilbride, spokesperson for Heritage of Pride, the umbrella organization that produces NYC Pride and other LGBTQ+ events, said he has been provided a mixed bag of explanations for the hesitancy by previously reliable sponsors.See the Story

Pokin Around: ICE Arrested One of 'Kennett's Best'; She's Here in Jail but Kennett Wants Her Back Home - Springfield Daily Citizen

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Pokin Around: ICE Arrested One of 'Kennett's Best'; She's Here in Jail but Kennett Wants Her Back Home - Springfield Daily Citizen

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Sheriff's office files charges against 21-year-old in Mifflin Twp. shooting that left 2 officers injured

Sheriff's office files charges against 21-year-old in Mifflin Twp. shooting that left 2 officers injured

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Franklin County files charges against Daveonte Dixon after two officers shot during a traffic stop. Search ongoing for suspect.Police Shooting · Ohio See the Story

An Ohio bill would require cities to give more to police pensions. Some fear it would force services to be cut

An Ohio bill would require cities to give more to police pensions. Some fear it would force services to be cut

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A new Ohio House bill would require cities, towns and villages to contribute more money to police pensions. While the Ohio Police and Fire Pension Fund sees it as a necessary solution for future funding, the Ohio Municipal League argues that not all cities can afford the increase.At just 26 years old, former Columbus police officer Mike Weinman was forced into retirement after a shooting left him paralyzed in 1998."I wanted to go where the actio…Gambling · Ohio See the Story

Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther nominated for scathing 'secrecy' award over cyberattack response

Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther nominated for scathing 'secrecy' award over cyberattack response

The Investigative Reporters and Editors organization nominated Ginther and four other public officials or agencies.Columbus, Ohio · Columbus Read Article

Breakthrough ‘Anti-Spice’ Reduces the Heat of Fiery Foods

Breakthrough ‘Anti-Spice’ Reduces the Heat of Fiery Foods

Chili peppers are famous for their heat. That fiery sensation on your tongue comes from compounds known as capsaicinoids. These chemicals trigger pain and heat receptors in your mouth, causing what scientists call a “chemesthetic” reaction. But now, researchers have uncovered something surprising: not all the heat you feel comes from capsaicin alone. In fact, some natural chemicals in peppers might cool the burn. This discovery, published in the…Food & Drink · Columbus See the Story

Police, fire and environmental officials respond to 2,500 gallon oil spill in Whitehall

Police, fire and environmental officials respond to 2,500 gallon oil spill in Whitehall

Officials have issued several safety reminders, including telling area residents to stay out of water in the area.Oil Spill · Columbus Read Article

More trees in the Wayne National Forest will be cut due to Trump administration executive order

More trees in the Wayne National Forest will be cut due to Trump administration executive order

President Donald Trump wants to expand American timber production in the nation’s national forests by 25%. A March executive order said cutting more trees will effect the construction and energy industries, but also improve forest management to reduce wildfire risk.Trees · Ohio Read Article

Pregnant Mexican woman living in Columbus sues federal government to prevent deportation

Pregnant Mexican woman living in Columbus sues federal government to prevent deportation

Carmen Guerrero Sandoval, her nine-year-old son who is a U.S. citizen and her unborn child are listed as plaintiffs in the case. A Cleveland immigration court ordered Sandoval on Monday to report for deportation on June 3.Immigration and Customs Enforcement · Columbus Read Article

One year later, records reveal Ohio State University response to pro-Palestinian protest, bomb threat

One year later, records reveal Ohio State University response to pro-Palestinian protest, bomb threat

A records request fulfilled by Ohio State University one year after pro-Palestinian protests on campus reveals more about OSU's response. OSU police arrested dozens of peaceful protestors on April 25, 2024.Columbus, Ohio · Columbus Read Article

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