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As early voting starts in Ohio, ahead of two presidential town halls hosted by Univision, Latino advocacy groups discuss how their communities view the 2024 presidential and state elections
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In the "Sound of Ideas" series "Get to NEO a Leader," host Jenny Hamel talks to mayors and city managers throughout Northeast Ohio about the assets and challenges in their part of the region. What community should they highlight next? Send your ideas to us now!
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Nonpartisan voting groups in Ohio discuss efforts to get high school and college students civically engaged and registered to vote before the deadline on Oct. 7.
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A recent survey said 18% of women entrepreneurs have to leave their business due to family commitments compared to 12% of men.
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Brian VanDeMark has written a meticulously researched book about the lead-up and aftermath of the shooting at Kent State University in 1970.
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Andrew Welsh-Huggins is a former Columbus-area reporter who uses some of his training as a journalist to write detective stories.
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Residents in a 20-mile radius of the East Palestine toxic train derailment will soon see proceeds of a class-action suit against Norfolk Southern. A federal judge this week approved the $600 million settlement.