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Here's where you can still eat at a Red Lobster in Ohio as restaurant chain exits bankruptcy
Red Lobster is exiting bankruptcy, USA TODAY reported Thursday, after a federal judge approved the restaurant chain's plan to rebound. Red Lobster will continue to operate as an independent company and maintain 544 locations across 44 states and four Canadian provinces, according to USA TODAY. ...
Open burn ban issued for 24 Ohio counties
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — More than one-fourth of counties in Ohio have been ordered to comply with an Open Burn Ban. Due to the recent classification of select Ohio counties considered in either an extreme or exceptional drought, Ohio State Fire Marshal Kevin Reardon has issued the burn ban for 24 counties. Athens Gurnsey Meigs […]
Court puts Ohio House speaker back in control of GOP purse strings
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — An appeals court has returned control of Ohio House Republicans’ campaign purse strings to Speaker Jason Stephens, but the Thursday ruling appeared to do virtually nothing to resolve a yearlong intraparty dispute. On X, Stephens tried to strike a unifying tone after a three-judge...
New Ohio poll shows who’s leading races for president, senator
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — New polling data shows one presidential candidate has an undeniable lead for the November election in Ohio, while parties swapped places in a more closely disputed Senate race. The new survey from Emerson College Polling and The Hill asked 945 potential Ohio voters about their preferences between former President Donald Trump […]
Sherrod Brown donations from dead woman spark campaign finance inquiry
Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) is under the microscope of the Federal Election Commission after his reelection campaign received donations from an Ohio woman who died months earlier, according to a report. Brown’s campaign took two contributions totaling $350 in May from Carol Ann Baker of Toledo, Ohio, who died in December 2023, financial disclosures show. […]
Delaware K9 officer dies after brief battle with cancer
DELAWARE, Ohio (WCMH) — A K9 officer who had dedicated the past five years to serving the city of Delaware died of cancer on Friday. The Delaware Police Department announced the death of Tyson, a K9 on their force, Friday evening. DPD said Tyson died after a brief battle with cancer. Tyson turned eight on […]
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