With Larry Householder back in the news, if you're not already familiar, now is a good time to get familiar with the back story of the the largest public corruption scandal in Ohio’s history.
This @WOSU podcast is a very clear breakdown.
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I'm helping run the digital election results tonight. You can check out results, including Issue 1, on our election hub. You can also livestream WYSO and follow along with our coverage.
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An NPR investigation found that, since 2022, Donald Trump has threatened to prosecute, investigate, arrest or otherwise punish perceived enemies more than 100 times, including attacks on fellow Americans he calls "the enemy from within." https://t.co/xBpulp4wrD
Finally got around to reading this very interesting behind the scenes look at Gov. DeWine responding to the lies about Springfield.
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All the episodes are very good in my opinion, but if you just listen to one I would personally recommend Pretendians. People who have made up Indigenous ancestry have caused real damage in Ohio. https://t.co/DeqEXtYFkW
NHTSA said pedestrian deaths increased 57% from 2013 to 2022, from 4,779 to 7,522.
Data show that nearly half of all pedestrian deaths when hit by the front of a vehicle are most common for SUVs and trucks.
WYSO spent a month digging into the impact of the Appalachian Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub, which Ohio is a part of. Some big money and big plans are coming.
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FirstEnergy's $20M deal with @DaveYostOH's office means it will pay just $250M to elude prosecution (plus an expected $100M regulatory fine) for its role in the HB6 scandal
Company consultants previously estimated FirstEnergy would have to pay up to $3.8B
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Using DNA from family members, the U.S. Army has been able to identify the remains of many missing veterans. Now, a missing @CityMiddletown soldier’s family has been finally able to bring their loved one home after 82 years.
https://t.co/4w2DIAr5ya
This summer, join WYSO Public Radio for 'The Ohio Country,' a 12-part series funded by Ohio Humanities that explores our state's rich, complicated history. Preview the podcast today at https://t.co/jQGnhPlYzw or wherever you listen! https://t.co/J8kVlGQSGk
I've gotten probably four letters from one of these sale-leaseback companies about buying our house and I've been wondering how prolific they are in Dayton in general.
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