1:03 PM Dec 17, 2012

Ohio will expand law-enforcement simulator use

Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine is announcing expanded efforts to train Ohio's law enforcement officers in firearms and car-chase safety.
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8:00 AM Dec 17, 2012

Gas prices continue to fall

Ohio motorists have plenty to be happy about this holiday season, as gas prices are continuing to fall throughout the month.
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5:57 PM Dec 14, 2012

Parole board: Spare obese condemned Ohio killer

Ohio Gov. John Kasich must decide in about a month whether to spare a condemned inmate who weighs 450 pounds, and whether the inmate's health should be part of his decision.
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6:01 PM Dec 13, 2012
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Proposed Ohio animal abuse law may not survive

Legislation that would increase criminal penalties against kennel operators who abuse pets in their care probably isn't going anywhere during the current session in Columbus.
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8:04 PM Dec 13, 2012

Report: lost inmate property costs Ohio taxpayers

A new report says lost or stolen inmate property costs Ohio taxpayers more than $150,000 a year in reimbursements and diverted staff time.
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1:09 PM Dec 13, 2012

Ohio Senate OKs bill to allow guns in Capitol lot

The state Senate has passed a bill to let Ohio lawmakers and visitors to the state Capitol leave guns in vehicles parked in the Statehouse garage.
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8:01 PM Dec 12, 2012

Kasich to lay out plan for Ohio Turnpike's future

Ohio's governor is ready to unveil his plans for making new money from the Ohio Turnpike.
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9:02 AM Dec 12, 2012
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Beetle harmful to walnut trees found in Ohio

State officials say a beetle that threatens walnut trees has been found in Ohio.
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6:04 PM Dec 10, 2012

Ohio looks at rules on youth sports head injuries

Coaches in Ohio's youth sports leagues — from soccer to hockey — soon will be required to sit players who show concussion-like symptoms.
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8:01 PM Dec 10, 2012

OH schools panel weighs pupil restraint, seclusion

The state school board in Ohio is continuing to debate new regulations for how educators must seclude and physically restrain students.
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