The final days before the US Presidential election have been packed with online betting opportunities. While those in the US are not able to place real money bets on the outcome of the election, offshore betting sites provide the latest odds and a chance to win payouts for wagering on whether Harris or Trump will […]
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Ohio Supreme Court suspends former Air Force attorney after violent standoff
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Supreme Court of Ohio has suspended former Air Force attorney William McClain of Warren County for two years, following a violent incident fueled by alcohol that required a SWAT team intervention. McClain, a former judge advocate general with the 88th Air Base Wing at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, has been under […]
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Ohio recreational marijuana sales top $131 million
MEGAN HENRY, Ohio Capital Journal — Ohio recreational marijuana sales have topped $131 million in less than three months. The state’s total recreational marijuana sales were $131,813,130 as of Oct. 26, according to the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Cannabis Control. Ohio has a 10% tax at the point of sales for every non-medical marijuana […]
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Letters to the Editor: Ohio voters urged to focus on economic impact in presidential decision
My request of undecided Ohio voters is to forget for a moment about the character, morals, and public service records of the two major presidential candidates. Let’s please consider one central issue that we all, Republican or Democrat or Independent, care about—the economy. According to The Wall Street Journal, 68% of economists surveyed say that […]
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How to Maximize Your Personal Injury Settlement Without Going to Court
Personal injury settlements significantly impact recovery and future well-being after an accident, making maximization essential. Strategic preparation, thorough documentation, and effective negotiation techniques are essential for securing fair compensation without court intervention. This includes accounting for medical expenses, lost wages, pain, and suffering. Key factors, such as evidence quality, insurance policies, and jurisdictional laws, greatly […]
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Brock Clemmons announces Election Night plans in Pike County
PIKETON, Ohio — Brock Clemmons, a candidate for Pike County Sheriff, will hold an election night watch party at Ritchie’s on Tuesday, starting at 7:30 PM. “This is not just about me; it’s about all of us coming together to support our community,” Clemmons said. “I’m grateful for the opportunity to meet with my friends, […]
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FACT CHECK: Pike County Sheriff is not an incumbent-elected Republican
PIKE COUNTY, Ohio — As Pike County Sheriff Tracy Evans campaigns for reelection, questions have surfaced about his political affiliation. Evans, who was elected as an independent four years ago, now claims to be a Republican. But a closer look at his voting history and official records complicates this assertion. Claim: Evans is a Republican […]
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Rings stolen from woman who had surgery at Adena
CHILLICOTHE, Ohio — The Ross County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the alleged theft of jewelry from a patient at Adena Regional Medical Center. On October 30, deputies responded to a report from a woman who stated that her two rings were taken while she was hospitalized for surgery. According to the victim, she arrived at […]
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Physician found guilty of overbilling Medicaid by $1.5 million
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A Columbus physician and his medical clinic were found guilty today of overbilling Medicaid by $1.5 million. Dr. Robert Florea and his company, Buckeye Health and Research, were convicted by a Franklin County jury on one count of Medicaid fraud, a third-degree felony. The indictment of both defendants occurred in December 2022. […]
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New proposed law aims to reform food safety lawsuits with ‘reasonable expectation’ standard
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio Senate Bill 321, recently introduced by Democratic Senators William DeMora and Kent Smith, proposes new rules for handling food safety lawsuits. The bill would set up a “reasonable expectation” test to help determine when a food supplier or restaurant could be held legally responsible for injuries caused by harmful substances in […]