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DORA legislation introduced at Monday’s city council meeting would allow people to purchase drinks from participating businesses and carry them outside within a designated area.

State lawmakers are considering how Ohio communities should handle situations where an elected official is called up for military service.

The popular gaming site Roblox is rolling out new safeguards to protect its youngest users.

Alzheimer’s disease kills more Americans each year than breast cancer and prostate cancer combined, and one in three older Americans dies with some form of dementia.

The head of an El Paso trucking school said she's aware of and is taking seriously an investigation by the Texas attorney general into potential violations of trade and public safety rules.

The Wooster community is honoring the life of a local teenager as they gathered for a final tribute inside Akron Children’s Hospital Monday.

A firefighter injured while combatting a house fire in Cleveland on Tuesday afternoon.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (WDTN) – The state of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian migrants will receive its first chance at a debate in front of the United States Supreme Court on Wednesday, April 29. The arguments come as part of an ongoing lawsuit against the Trump Administration. Now, the justices will be able to make

Democrats hold a 10-point advantage over Republicans on a generic congressional ballot, according to the latest in a series of polls showing the party in a strong position ahead of November’s midterm elections. In a three-day Emerson College Polling survey, conducted this past weekend, 50 percent of likely voters said they would back a generic

A contentious pro-pesticide provision in the farm bill could create hurdles to the legislation moving through the House, as lawmakers aligned with the "Make America Healthy Again" (MAHA) movement rage against the measure. The language in question, which seeks to block some lawsuits against pesticide companies, has emerged as a major flash point among some