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Multiple people, children hospitalized after rollover crash in Warren Tuesday
Multiple people, including young children, were taken to the hospital with suspected serious injuries after a rollover crash in Warren shortly after 7 p.m. Tuesday.
Benefits begin soon for seniors shopping farmers markets
A program that gives seniors $50 to spend on fresh produce begins a new season soon.
Lawmakers drive attention to Black women’s health
According to the Health Policy Institute of Ohio, Black communities have nearly three times the infant mortality outcomes than their white counterparts.
2028 buzz builds as shadow presidential primary takes shape
The shadow primary for the next presidential race is already underway as both parties ramp up this year’s midterm fight.
Federal operation leads to seizure of dried shark fins
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services recently seized about 50,000 dried shark fins across several U.S. ports, including Cincinnati.
7-Eleven expects to close hundreds of stores in 2026
7-Eleven expects to close hundreds of its convenience stores this year.
Walmart unveils new packaging for its Great Value store brand
Walmart is redesigning the packaging of its Great Value store brand to help customers instantly spot whether that bag of spicy chips is gluten free or how much protein is packed in its chicken nuggets.
Tissue culture: The unknown ‘backbone’ of agriculture
"Tissue culture is something that is becoming a very emergent industry," Kellar said. "It's in the backbone of many food crops that we use, many ornamental crops that we use."
Man convicted of 20+ bank robberies receives federal indictment for another
He has been convicted of more than 20 bank robberies in previous federal cases in Florida and Georgia.
Mediators move closer to US-Iran ceasefire extension, officials say
Mediators moved closer Wednesday to extending the ceasefire between the United States and Iran and restarting negotiations to salvage the fragile truce before it expires next week.