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The 30-second ad, attacking Democratic former U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown for his immigration record, aired last month.
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Library workers represented by SEIU Local 1199 held a ratification vote on Wednesday. The library's board of trustees approved the contract on Thursday. -
Brothers Emmanuel and Joseph Zerbo carried the music of their West African homeland with them to Northeast Ohio. A chance encounter with guitarist Darren Hamm helped bring it out of the basement and onto the stage. The trio performs a special "Applause Performances" set and shares more about their story on "Shuffle." -
Federal agents have increased arrests of Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, following the end of TPS, including of a well-known pastor. -
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The administration said the investments will strengthen pharmacy connectivity and improve care across rural Ohio communities. -
The law requiring Ohioans who register to vote at the Bureau of Motor Vehicles is on hold for now, but another ruling could come down before voter registration ends Oct. 5.
