Jake Harness
Frida Mann always wanted to pursue music, but that was at odds with her Orthodox Jewish lifestyle. Eventually, she could no longer fight that urge to sing, and she is now on a journey toward independence and self-expression. On this week’s Shuffle, Mann talks about how music helped her navigate that path.
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Editors' Picks
Videos of the deaths of Renee Nicole Good and Alex Pretti have caused outrage in communities across the country, including in Ohio, where residents and leaders are calling for change, and in some cases, the removal of ICE officers from Democratic-controlled cities.
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An American born in 2024 can expect to live to be 79, on average. But people in other wealthy countries can expect to live longer. -
The updated law makes it easier for the city to crack down on residences and businesses where criminal activity occurs repeatedly. -
Northeast Ohio patients are facing ongoing shortages of ADHD medications due to federal production limits and rising national demand, forcing pharmacists to switch prescriptions and adjust doses. -
City commissioners passed a resolution asking ICE officers to follow their local masking and ID policies. Groups are bracing for possible immigration enforcement in Ohio as TPS is set to expire. -
E. Gordon Gee went to bat for Les Wexner, who he calls a friend and a wonderful philanthropist. Gee's time as president overlapped with Wexner's time as chair of the Ohio State University's Board of Trustees. -
One of the Democrats running for Ohio attorney general made controversial comments on social media about President Trump. -
In Springfield, one faith-based group hosted rapid response training to residents. The community expects ICE agents in the coming weeks, since temporary protected status will end for Haitians on Feb. 3. -
Changes to both the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and Medicaid passed in July 2025 as part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. -
Most of the immigration-related bills have had only one hearing, but that could change with high-profile campaigns on the Ohio ballot this fall.
