COLUMBUS, Ohio — A federal judge sentenced Stephen Chinn, 41, of Columbus, to 96 months in prison Wednesday for receiving and possessing child pornography, according to court documents. In May 2023, Chinn uploaded child sexual abuse material to the internet, depicting prepubescent minors engaged in sexually explicit acts with adults and animals, court records show. […]
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Delete that old version of me in your mind. It expired.
I’m back. Yes, that noise you heard were some cheering, while others’ heads steam and turn in anger. But I’ve got news for you: I’m not that person anymore. You read that right: the person you thought you knew — or maybe actually did know, is not who I am. Before I share what is […]
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Chillicothe Police Crime Log – June 15, 2025
On June 8, 2025, the Chillicothe Police Department responded to a total of 13 reported incidents throughout the city. These incidents ranged from warrant executions and thefts to a robbery involving a deadly weapon, a hit-skip accident, and other offenses. Police activity was reported throughout the day and night at various locations, including retail establishments, […]
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Ross Co. Sheriff Crime Log – June 15, 2025
On June 15, 2025, law enforcement responded to a diverse range of incidents, including disorderly conducts, domestic violence, and non-criminal disputes. Several cases of disorderly conduct were reported across Chillicothe, while domestic violence and aggravated burglary were investigated in Clarksburg. In Frankfort, there was an arrest for OVI and obstructing official business. Additionally, non-criminal issues […]
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Behind on Deadlines? Discover the Quick Assignment Service That Gets It Done (Efficiently)
It always starts the same way. You check your syllabus for “just one thing” and, bam, there it is. The assignment you forgot was due tomorrow. Maybe it’s a business case analysis. Maybe it’s a five-part lab report. Maybe it’s something so vague you’re not even sure what it’s asking. Whatever it is, you’re already […]
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How Educators and Online Course Creators Benefit from a Video Audio Remover
One of the challenges faced by many instructors and online course producers is producing instructional films that genuinely engage students. The audio quality you use when filming lectures, seminars, or promotional material can significantly impact the audience’s experience. Poor audio quality can divert or perplex your viewers, lessening the effectiveness of your message, even if […]
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Rumpke warns of risks during fireworks season
DAYTON, Ohio — Rumpke Waste & Recycling is urging residents to take precautions when disposing of Independence Day party materials to prevent fires in bins, dumpsters, and trucks, the company announced. Randy Broadright, Rumpke’s Area Safety Manager, reported a surge in fire incidents involving waste collection equipment in the days and weeks following July Fourth. […]
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Three men convicted in Ohio State University surplus fraud scheme
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Three men, including a former Ohio State University employee, have pleaded guilty to federal charges in a scheme involving the fraudulent sale of surplus university assets, costing the university at least $650,000 in lost revenue. Michael Brammer, 59, of Pataskala, a former employee in Ohio State’s surplus department from 2007 to 2020, […]
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Social Media influencer pleads guilty to $11M real estate ponzi scheme
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Tyler Bossetti, a 31-year-old social media finance influencer from Columbus, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court on Monday to federal charges of wire fraud and aiding in a false tax filing, stemming from a real estate Ponzi scheme that defrauded dozens of investors out of more than $11 million. Court documents reveal […]
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Ohio University discusses 2026 budget
ATHENS, Ohio — The Ohio University Board of Trustees convened June 13 to review advancements in healthy aging research, celebrate new Carnegie Classifications, and approve a balanced fiscal year 2026 budget, among other initiatives. The board heard from leaders of five health-focused institutes at Ohio University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine, emphasizing the university’s growing […]