6:01 AM Feb 8, 2013

Ohio prison system wants meal service privatized

The Ohio prisons system wants to privatize its food service operations in a move that could save $15 million and result in more than 300 lost jobs.
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8:07 PM Feb 7, 2013

Bill would see Cleveland take over lakefront parks

A proposal in the Ohio House would return a string of beleaguered state-managed Cleveland lakefront parks to the control of the city.
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6:02 PM Feb 7, 2013

Ohio Senate panel to hold school safety hearings

An Ohio Senate committee plans to hold hearings on school safety matters beginning next week with a meeting focused on prevention and mental health.
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6:01 AM Feb 7, 2013

Study: Columbus has Ohio's worst traffic

A national study says Columbus has the worst traffic in Ohio.
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8:04 PM Feb 6, 2013

Free school lunch enrollment declines in Ohio

The number of lower-income school children in Ohio receiving free or reduced-price lunches has decreased for the first time in six years.
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11:33 AM Feb 4, 2013

Ohio gas prices higher to start work week

Prices at Ohio gas pumps are higher this week.
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6:01 PM Feb 4, 2013
Register photo/LUKE WARK Art Fuqua of Sandusky hardly has time to get cold as his snow-blower makes short work of the snow on the sidewalk out front of his home in Sandusky on Saturday, February 02, 2013.

Snow in Ohio already exceeding last winter totals

Did someone say let it snow?
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1:04 PM Feb 4, 2013

Downtowns again booming in Ohio's big cities

Ohio's three largest cities are enjoying downtown booms after years of effort and a combined investment of about $10 billion — booms that officials say could help boost Ohio's overall economic development.
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11:01 AM Feb 2, 2013

Alleged Ohio synthetic drug sales targeted

Ohio's attorney general says investigators have targeted the alleged sale of synthetic drugs and businesses in three counties through search warrants and lawsuits.
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6:01 PM Feb 1, 2013

Ohio treasurer Mandel hopeful for political future

Republican Josh Mandel isn't ready to write off his political future after his unsuccessful challenge to U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown last fall in one of the most bitter, closely-watched and expensive elections in the country.
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