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A New Way To Vote

Early voting is set to begin Tuesday under Ohio’s sweeping new election law, which includes strict photo ID requirements for voting, among other changes. Registration for the May 2 primary closes Monday. Some form of photo identification will be required to cast a ballot in person, whether you’re voting early …

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Trine Goes On The Road

Nine seniors from Trine University’s Reiners Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering…traveled to Pittsburgh…to learn about the types of projects they may be involved with after graduation. William Barry, dean of the Allen School of Engineering and Computing, and Gary Greene, the department chair…took the students to locations such as …

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Carpenter Faces Charges

A 34-year-old woman is arrested at Fifth Third Field for abduction. Toledo Police says the woman, Hannah Carpenter, from Liberty Center, attempted to grab a stroller…in an attempt to take the child that was in it. Carpenter is due in court, today.

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Crash In DKC

The driver of a pickup truck was heading southbound on I-69 near the 329-mile marker in DeKalb County…while pulling a camper…when he encounters severe crosswind, early Saturday. It caused the camper to tip and fall on its side. The truck and camper then jack-knifed into a 180-degree spin before stopping …

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Recognized

A 911 dispatcher who was working when Indiana State Police Master Trooper James Bailey was killed when a driver fleeing police struck him on I-69 has been recognized for his work. The Indiana Statewide 911 Board posted on Facebook that William Hayes stayed focused on doing his job even after …

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Transportation Bill Done

Gov., DeWine signs a nearly $13.5 billion dollar state transportation budget, touting new rail safety measures that were included in response to the February train derailment and toxic chemical spill in East Palestine. The measure primarily funds bridges and highway projects over the next two years. It also lowers registration …

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Hyman Gets Judgeship

A University of Toledo College of Law graduate is the choice to fill a judgeship in Paulding County, the Ohio governor’s office announced. Harvey Hyman was appointed by Gov., DeWine as judge of the Probate and Juvenile Court. Hyman, of Paulding, is to take office on April 11. He will …

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Debate Continues

Napoleon City Schools continues to proceed toward litigation against an organization which has been attempting to renovate a former school building into a cultural center…and the City of Napoleon will be assisting the school district in paying for legal fees. In November, the Napoleon Board of Education unanimously authorized Superintendent …

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This Week…

The death penalty could be abolished in Ohio…under upcoming bipartisan legislation announced this week. It’s the latest in what has been years of effort to end capital punishment in the state. Senators from both sides of the aisle called for an end to the practice, citing the financial blow to …

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Deadly Crash In SC

A teenage driver is dead and three other teens are in critical condition after a crash involving a semi in Steuben County…at the intersection of State Road 327 and County Road W. 250 S. just northeast of Big Turkey Lake. Officials tell reporters…an SUV carrying four teenagers – 18-year-old Lucas …

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