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Ohio Law Delayed, Requires Patients Receive Cost Estimates
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – An Ohio law requiring that patients be informed of costs before receiving non-emergency medical treatment has been delayed from taking effect amid a pending lawsuit. The… Read More
Slaying Of 8 Family Members Still Unsolved As Ohio Sheriff Is Sworn In
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WAVERLY, Ohio (AP) — The appointed Ohio sheriff investigating the slayings of eight people from one family has been sworn in for a four-year term after winning the election. Democratic… Read More
5 Sears And Kmart Stores Closing In West Virginia
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Sears Holdings has announced upcoming closings for two Sears and three Kmart stores in West Virginia among 30 nationwide. Spokesman Howard Riefs tells the Charleston Gazette-Mail… Read More
Dad May Face More Charges After Boy, 2, Shoots Himself, Dies
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Authorities say a 2-year-old boy who shot himself with an unsecured gun has died in central Ohio, and a grand jury will consider whether charges are… Read More
Ohio’s High Court Says Experienced Police Testimony Suffices
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – A divided Ohio Supreme Court has ruled the testimony of an experienced police officer is sufficient evidence that a driver was under the influence of a… Read More
Picturing The Future: A Coal Community’s Comeback
By: Glynis Board | Ohio Valley ReSource
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Can a photograph help a community grow? One photographer is shedding some light on ongoing efforts in a region looking for some new ways to sustain itself. Rebecca Kiger is… Read More
CASA: Caring For Kids Caught In The Addiction Crisis
W The Ohio Valley’s opioid epidemic has effects far beyond the individuals struggling through addiction, with families and children suffering as well. An organization that helps children in abuse cases… Read More
Fighting For Breath: Black Lung’s Deadliest Form Increases
By: Benny Becker | Ohio Valley ReSource
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At the age of 38, a coal miner named Mackie Branham Jr. was diagnosed with progressive massive fibrosis, a debilitating and terminal form of an illness that was supposed to… Read More
Advanced Black Lung Cases Surge In Appalachia
By: Howard Berkes | NPR
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An NPR investigation has documented dramatic spikes in complicated black lung, the most serious stage of the deadly coal miners’ disease.
Protests At Ohio’s Wayne National Forest Fight Drilling Sale
By: Associated Press
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – The Wayne National Forest has closed its offices to the public through Tuesday, the day it auctions 1,600 acres of park land for fracking, in anticipation… Read More
Ohio Elections Chief Announces Tickets For Electoral College
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Ohio’s elections chief has announced that tickets are available for members of the public to attend the Electoral College at the Statehouse. The Dec. 19 event… Read More
Ohio Casino Revenue Dips In November As Racinos See Growth
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – New state data indicates Ohio’s four casinos made less revenue last month compared to November 2015 while the state’s seven racinos brought in more. The figures… Read More
Trade Under Trump: Business Leaders Skeptical About Big Changes
By: Becca Schimmel | Ohio Valley ReSource
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During the presidential campaign I visited two regional manufacturing executives who do business in the same county but hold views on trade that are worlds apart. Now that Donald Trump… Read More
Men Found Dead In Huntington Apartment From Possible Overdose
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) – Two men have been found dead in a Huntington apartment from what investigators believe were drug overdoses. Huntington Police Chief Joe Ciccarelli tells The Herald-Dispatch that… Read More
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Won’t Grant Easement For Dakota Access Oil Pipeline
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CANNON BALL, N.D. (AP) — U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says it won’t grant an easement for the Dakota Access oil pipeline in southern North Dakota. Corps spokeswoman Moria Kelley said… Read More
Ohio Smoking Rate Barely Changed 10 Years After Indoor Ban
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Since Ohio voters approved an indoor smoking ban in 2006, experts can point to a host of resulting benefits — but a big drop in adult… Read More
Ohio, Michigan Congresswomen Ask US EPA To Act On Lake Erie
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TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — Members of Congress from Ohio and Michigan are urging federal officials to designate western Lake Erie as an impaired waterway because of the harmful algae that is… Read More
Bills To Give Youth Killers Parole Shot Facing Opposition
By: Associated Press
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CHARDON, Ohio (AP) — People affected by a 2012 Ohio school shooting that left three students dead are opposing two proposed laws that could give the shooter a chance at… Read More
Man Retires After Decades In Ohio Natural Resources Agency
By: Associated Press
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A naturalist who worked in Ohio’s natural resource department for more than three decades has retired. The Columbus Dispatch reports Jim McCormac served as a botanist… Read More
Growing Concerns: Trump’s Immigration Rhetoric Sows Anxiety In Agriculture
By: Nicole Erwin | Ohio Valley ReSource
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On Nelson Key Road in Murray, Kentucky, lies a 30-acre tobacco farm and there sits the road’s namesake, Nelson Key himself. He’s just at the end of this year’s harvest,… Read More
Cincinnati Mayor Calls Rental Home Vandalism Act Of Hatred
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CINCINNATI (AP) — The Cincinnati mayor is calling vandalism including the spray painting of swastikas and the phrase “white power” at a biracial couple’s home an act of hatred. Mayor… Read More
Congress Approves Funding For Ohio-Made Military Vehicles
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LIMA, Ohio (AP) — Congress has OK’d $1.2 billion in funding for two military vehicles produced in northwestern Ohio. The money approved this week will go toward production of the… Read More
Ohio EPA Rehires Employee Fired Over Lead In Village’s Water
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CLEVELAND (AP) — A former supervisor with the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency who appealed her firing over the handling of lead in a village’s drinking water has been rehired in… Read More
Tomblin Announces Funding To Combat Substance Abuse
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin says his office is allocating $1.3 million to bolster residential drug treatment facilities for women, increase detox beds for young people and… Read More
Campus Attack Could Be Latest Terror Case In Heartland State
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CINCINNATI (AP) — The car-and-knife attack at Ohio State University last week is the latest in a series of cases involving young men who apparently became radicalized in the heartland… Read More
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