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Move To Stop OH Vote Hackers

Ohio’s new elections chief is ready to voice his support for a bill he says aims to better protect the battleground state’s election systems from cyberattacks. Ohio Secretary of State, Frank LaRose took office in January. He’s testifying on the measure at the Statehouse. The legislation would empower LaRose’s office …

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Heads Up, Outdoorspeople

Ohioans will be able to buy state hunting and fishing licenses for 2019, soon. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources says the licenses will go on sale Friday and can be purchased at the Division of Wildlife website and at hundreds of participating agents throughout the state. Resident fishing and …

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House Fire In Bryan

Crews take on a house fire in Bryan on N. Walnut St. No one was injured in the blaze. Officials tell reporters the fire appears to have started from an unattended candle. The damage was heavy and two cars on the property went up in flames, too. The fire took …

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Bad Crash In LaGrange Co

Two drivers are flown to a Fort Wayne hospital, after a crash in LaGrange County, along CR 400 South. Josephine Housholder of Wolcottville was driving east, when another vehicle, driven by Duane Donahue of LaGrange, headed in the opposite direction, crossed the center line and struck Housholder’s car, head on. …

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Wind Causes Trouble

The high winds knock out power to hundreds in Williams County. FirstEnergy reports 78,068 customers in Ohio were without power for a time on Sunday. Utility officials confirm Williams County accounted for 323 of those customers with Center Township having the most at 283. Power is not expected to be …

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Jewell Case Update

A Swanton man is sentenced to community control in a Fulton County courtroom for domestic violence and violating a protection order. Nathan Jewell, 30, previously pled guilty to those charges in connection to the July incident. Prosecutors say that’s when Jewell caused physical harm to a family or household member.

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Span Work Is On

After all the weather delays, work on the Clinton Street bridge replacement project is now set to officially begin today. The bridge over the Maumee River in Defiance, a main north-south route through the city, will be closed for nine months for a full replacement. The new bridge, when complete, …

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Fatal Crash Victim ID

Authorities release the name of the driver killed in a three-vehicle crash Tuesday night in Napoleon. Britney Gotshall of Bryan was thrown from her car on impact with a vehicle driven by Felesha McMahon. Gotshall died at the scene…McMahon is in a Toledo hospital at this hour. The investigation into …

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Garrett Hep Case Surfaces

Health officials are urging customers of a Garrett bar to get the Hepatitis A vaccine after a possible exposure was discovered at Martin’s Tavern on N Randolph St. Officials say an employee was diagnosed with Hepatitis. The infectious period when the employee worked was two weeks ago. Health officials say …

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Who Do Cited Drivers Pay

Two months after the New Haven city court closed, questions remain about unpaid traffic tickets. The court, once located at New Haven City Hall was closed at the end of 2018, but unresolved cases and unpaid tickets were still in the system at the time. Police Chief, Henry McKinnon tells …

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