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Retirement age in USA rises to 67, two years longer than before

COLUMBUS, Ohio — As Americans turning 65 consider retirement and Social Security, experts advise that waiting to claim benefits could significantly increase monthly payments, potentially benefiting both retirees and their spouses. For those born in 1960 or later, the full retirement age for Social Security is 67, a shift from the previous age of 65 […]

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Experts urge travelers to opt-out of facial recognition in TSA line

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Privacy experts are advising travelers to opt out of the Transportation Security Administration’s facial recognition technology at airport security checkpoints, citing concerns over potential misuse of biometric data. The TSA promotes its facial recognition system as a convenient tool that enhances security by matching a real-time photo to a traveler’s identification. The […]

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YUSA Corp. granted $1 million for energy upgrades

WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, Ohio — The YUSA Corporation in Fayette County has been awarded $1,087,874 from the Ohio Department of Development through the Advanced Energy Fund, State Representative Bob Peterson (R-Sabina) announced Tuesday. The funding will support energy efficiency improvements at YUSA’s facility, including repairs to compressed air leaks, replacement of HVAC units, and upgrades […]

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Chillicothe Police Crime Log – May 18, 2025

On May 13, 2025, the Chillicothe Police Department responded to a variety of incidents ranging from traffic violations and warrant arrests to ongoing investigations into theft, drug trafficking, and criminal mischief. A total of 18 cases were documented through the day, revealing a blend of routine enforcement actions as well as active investigations into more […]

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Ross Co. Sheriff Crime Log – May 18, 2025

The day’s incidents include a mixture of criminal and non-criminal cases. Officers responded to various reports, ranging from court-mandated mental health interventions to thefts, disorderly conduct, and domestic disturbances. There were a few non-criminal matters resolved as well, resulting in no legal action needed. Court-Ordered Treatment of Mentally Ill Person Case Number: SO-P2502199 On May […]

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