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Downtown Cincinnati Getting First Grocery Store
Construction is scheduled to start later this year on downtown Cincinnati's first grocery store. The city is loaning 12-million-dollars to the developer…
Five Years In Prison For Man Who Caused Fatal Accident
A Franklin County judge has sentenced a Michigan man to five years in prison for causing a crash that killed one person and injured another in Franklinton…
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Cuayhoga County is following the lead of officials in Franklin and other counties by offering veterans identification cards to help them claim benefits.…
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With the federal health insurance plan taking effect soon, there are a lot of cost projections being tossed around by state officials. And there's a lot…
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European Pet Passport Lets Animals Travel To EU States
Until this week, there had been a limit: Travelers could only take up to five pets across the borders. Now, thanks to a pet-loving member of the EU Parliament, those who prefer to travel with herds of animals are free to roam — as long as they're heading for a competition or sporting event.
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With Game 4 Win, Heat Even Championship Series Against Spurs
The game served as a dazzling display for Miami's Big Three, who had an offensive awakening. Game 5 is in San Antonio, before shifting to Miami for the home stretch.
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The fire that is being called the most destructive in the history of Colorado is now 30 percent contained. But 400 houses have been destroyed in the blaze.
Former Justice Now Opposes Death Penalty
A former Ohio Supreme Court justice who mostly sided with the majority in death penalty cases says she now opposes capital punishment. Republican Evelyn…
Ignoring Racist Tweets, 11-Year-Old Nails National Anthem ... Again
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Scientists Go Medieval To Solve Ancient Leprosy Puzzle
Looking for clues to to modern-day leprosy, scientists dig up a 500-year-old mass grave and scan for ancient strains of bacteria in human remains. They find that the bacteria that cause leprosy haven't changed, humans have.
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