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Ohio sisters celebrate 65 years of Christmas card tradition
Every family seems to have a special holiday tradition including two Ohio sisters whose own tradition is one for the books.
Survivors of OSU doctor’s sex abuse protest Les Wexner’s name on university building
At least a dozen survivors of sexual assault protested outside of the Woody Hayes Athletic Center on Wednesday in calls to remove billionaire Les Wexner's name from the facility.
Moderna receives $54.3M investment for bird flu vaccine, covering axed federal mRNA contracts
Moderna announced Thursday it will receive up to $54.3 million from a global vaccine partnership to fund its ongoing research into a potential bird flu mRNA vaccine, helping to recover some of the funding that was cut off when the federal government cancelled hundreds of millions in contracts.
Bit by bit, small US groups chip away at historic levels of social isolation
It sounds simple — building relationships. But they’re up against powerful cultural forces.
Pope names fellow Chicagoan, Bishop Ronald Hicks, as new archbishop of New York
VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Leo XIV on Thursday made his most important U.S. appointment to date, naming a fellow Chicagoan as the next archbishop of New York to lead one of the biggest U.S. archdioceses as it navigates relations with the Trump administration and its immigration crackdown. Bishop Ronald Hicks, the current bishop of
GOP senators frustrated over Speaker’s handling of explosive health care issue
Republican senators who defeated a Democratic bill to extend ObamaCare subsidies for three years without reforms to the program are frustrated that the same proposal appears likely to pass the House after Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) was unable to quell a rebellion within his own party. GOP senators want to preserve their working relationship with
Better luck next time: Powerball climbs to $1.5 billion
The new jackpot is the 7th-largest across Powerball and Mega Millions.
MCCTC hosting pet food drive
MCCTC is hosting a Pet Food Distribution for those in need, organized by the Veterinary Assistant Program, from 5 p.m. until supplies run out.
Road back open after Youngstown waterline break
A waterline break on South Avenue in Youngstown caused a temporary overnight closure, but the issue has since been resolved and the roadway is back open.