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• Local Sheriff's agency to use phone app to combat drug overdoses

  02-02-2017 23:56
  Fairfield County law enforcement officials hope to develop a phone app that will track overdoses across the county.“We've partnered with a private company who has recognized that this problem exists and has offered to build a database that would allow us to track overdoses in Fairfield Co in real time,” Commander Dennis Lowe, of the Major Crimes Unit for Fairfield, Hocking and Athens, said.Currently, Fairfield County does not have a consolidated computer system that keeps tabs on the
  
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• Seven years after falling through ice, Licking County boy dies at 13

  02-02-2017 23:55
  From the very start, Alax Hanson was a fighter."He'd always say, 'You want a piece of me?'" laughs his mother Alison Hanson. "That was (age) two. Yeah."But nothing prepared his family for the battle that would begin the night of January 3rd, 2010."My nephew come and told us that he couldn't find Alax," she said.Alax had fallen through the ice covering a pond at his aunt's home in Hocking County."I actually went into the water looking for him. It was freezing cold. It was ice."She said it would b
  
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• Ohio Republican and Democratic Chairs Look Ahead to Next Year's Governor's Race

  02-02-2017 23:47
  The chairs of the two major political parties in Ohio appeared together for the first time today, at a forum for journalists in Columbus. One of the topics was the 2018 election for governor.
  
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• Premature baby hippo gets care package from children's hospital staff

  02-02-2017 23:31
  
  A premature hippo that was born 6 weeks early at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden is receiving a little extra care from some medical professionals who are experts when it comes to newborns.The nursing staff at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) delivered a care package Wednesday to the baby hippo, named Fiona — the first Nile hippo born at the zoo in 75 years.On average, a newborn baby hippo weighs anywhere from 55 to 12
  
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• Union head: Slain corrections officer saved other guards' lives

  02-02-2017 23:23
  
  A Delaware correctional officer who later died was forced into a closet by inmates amid a prison hostage standoff Wednesday, according to the head of the corrections officers’ union in the state.Sgt. Steven Floyd, 47, was forced into the closet and yelled to other officers who were coming to help that the inmates had set a trap, Geoffrey Klopp, president of the Correctional Officers Association of Delaware, said Thursday. The responding officers were able to escape, Klopp said.Floyd’
  
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• Congress scraps Obama rules on coal mining, guns

  02-02-2017 23:03
  
  The Republican-controlled Congress on Thursday scrapped Obama-era rules on the environment and guns, counting on a new ally in the White House, President Donald Trump, to reverse years of regulation.The Senate gave final approval to a measure eliminating a rule to prevent coal mining debris from being dumped into nearby streams, while the House approved a separate resolution doing away with extended background checks for gun purchases by some Social Security recipients with mental disabilities.T
  
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• Police: Shot fired at Indian Mound Mall in Heath

  02-02-2017 21:35
  
  Heath police are investigating a shot that was fired inside the Indian Mound Mall Thursday afternoon.The shot was fired inside a restroom around 2:25 p.m.Police said they believe the person injured their hand based on evidence at the scene.According to the Newark Advocate, police are not sure at this time if the shot was fired accidentally or intentionally.Detectives are reviewing surveillance video to help identify the person.Anyone with information is asked to call the Heath Police at 740-522-
  
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• Doppler 10 Forecast: Much colder tonight

  02-02-2017 21:29
  This Evening:Clear skies and chilly.
  Tonight: Partly cloudy and much colder. Low 15. Winds: NW 5-10 mph.
  Tomorrow: Partly sunny and cold. Morning wind chills in the single digits. High 28. Wind: W 5-10 mph.
  Saturday: Mostly sunny. High near 30. Wind: NW 5-10 mph.Weather Resources: Interactive Radar | Weather Warnings | Closings, DelaysSpecial Information:You’ll need the heavy coats, hat and gloves the next couple of mornings as temperatures drop into the lower to middle teens. Wind chill r
  
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• Doppler 10 Forecast: Chilly with wind chills in single digits

  02-02-2017 21:29
  Today:Mostly cloudy skies. Chilly. Low 29. S 5-10 mph. ​
  Tonight: Clouds clearing up leaving clearer skies and cold. 13. NW 5-10 mph. ​
  Tomorrow: Mix of sun and clouds.32. S 3-6 mph​
  Sunday: Warmer. Slight chance of a wintry mix with no accumulation. 42.Weather Resources: Interactive Radar | Weather Warnings | Closings, DelaysSpecial Information:High pressure bringing us a mix of sun and clouds as temperatures stay below average for the end of the work week. Temperatures will w
  
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• Family finds rattlesnake in toilet, then 23 more underneath their house

  02-02-2017 21:22
  
  For the past 20 years, Nathan Hawkins has been working with snakes in the small Texas town of Buffalo Gap.So when Hawkins, the owner of Big Country Snake Removal, received a frantic call from a family in Abilene, Texas, about a rattlesnake peaking its head out of a toilet — he thought it was “very unusual,” but not something he couldn’t handle.“They’re actually very, very amazing creatures that are really misunderstand,” Hawkins told CBS News. “The
  
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• Ransomware could cost Licking County thousands in overtime costs

  02-02-2017 21:15
  
  The source of the ransomware virus that infected all of Licking County's government computers remains unknown.The county shut down the computers Tuesday, which also cut off all phone service to government offices tied to the internet.County commissioner Tim Bubb said the County's 911 center, which did not have computers Wednesday, is back working today after it received software help from Gahanna Police.Meanwhile, the only phone service operating in the county is in the Domestic Relations Courth
  
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• Tonight at 5: Has an innocent woman been in prison for 14 years?

  02-02-2017 20:57
  
  It’s been almost 15 years since 9-month-old Samaisha Benson died from what’s commonly called Shaken Baby Syndrome. It’s an injury caused by being shaken violently and repeatedly.A north Columbus babysitter is into her 14th year in state prison after being convicted of killing the child. Kim Hoover-Moore said she’s innocent and she’s been fighting to prove that ever since a judge shipped her off to the Ohio Reformatory for Women.On the day after Thanksgiving, in 2002
  
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• Babysitter maintains innocence 14 years after conviction

  02-02-2017 20:57
  It’s been almost 15 years since 9-month-old Samaisha Benson died from what’s commonly called Shaken Baby Syndrome. It’s an injury caused by being shaken violently and repeatedly.A north Columbus babysitter is into her 14th year in state prison after being convicted of killing the child. Kim Hoover-Moore said she’s innocent and she’s been fighting to prove that ever since a judge shipped her off to the Ohio Reformatory for Women.On the day after Thanksgiving, in 2002
  
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• Trump vows to repeal political limits on churches

  02-02-2017 20:41
  
  Declaring that religious freedom is "under threat," President Donald Trump vowed Thursday to repeal a rarely enforced IRS rule that says pastors who endorse candidates from the pulpit risk losing their tax-exempt status."I will get rid of and totally destroy the Johnson Amendment and allow our representatives of faith to speak freely and without fear of retribution," Trump said during remarks at the National Prayer Breakfast, a high-profile event bringing together faith leaders, politicians and
  
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• Authorities searching for missing Richland County teen

  02-02-2017 20:11
  
  Authorities are seeking assistance in finding a 16-year-old from Richland County who has been missing for more than a month.Cissali Johnson was last seen in Ontario on January 1.She is described as a black female, 5'0'', 100 pounds with black hair and brown eyes.Officials did not have a clothing description available.If you have information, contact the Richland County Sheriff's Office at 419-774-5881.
  
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• Time Running Out for Local Group to Transform Abandoned Livingston Avenue Theatre

  02-02-2017 20:09
  
  Just after Rodney Grist and his group, Livingston Cultural Arts Theatre (LCAT), appeared on the scene to revitalize the abandoned Livingston Avenue Theatre, Westerville developer The Woda Group swooped in with a $12 million check to fund a low-income senior housing project.
  Grist, a 20-year Columbus City Schools educator and relatively new resident of Old Oaks, started seeking support for his idea in August. Since then he’s bounced between area commission members, city council members and
  
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• Mega Weekend Winter 2017 – Vol. 10

  02-02-2017 20:00
  
  Six more weeks of winter! Have you been enjoying it? There are Black History events happening around the city. It’s Columbus Kindness Month, what have you done today that was kind? Don’t forget to get entered to win tickets to the North Market’s Mix & Shake! Early Bird tickets for Best Bites Sweet Treats are nearly sold out, don’t wait to get yours! Make sure you get to Phillip’s Original Coney Island before they close on Saturday (they will be reopening in
  
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• 41 Things to Do in Columbus This Weekend

  02-02-2017 20:00
  
  Six more weeks of winter! Have you been enjoying it? There are Black History events happening around the city. It’s Columbus Kindness Month, what have you done today that was kind? Don’t forget to get entered to win tickets to the North Market’s Mix & Shake! Early Bird tickets for Best Bites Sweet Treats are nearly sold out, don’t wait to get yours! Make sure you get to Phillip’s Original Coney Island before they close on Saturday (they will be reopening in
  
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• Crews find body of Tennessee officer killed in water rescue

  02-02-2017 19:42
  
  Search crews found the body of a Metro Nashville police officer who slipped into a bitterly cold Cumberland River while trying to rescue a woman, Tennessee officials said Thursday.The Metro Nashville Police Department confirmed "with heavy hearts" in a tweet around 8 a.m. that a fire department diver found the body of 44-year-old Eric Mumaw. Police said Mumaw was an 18-year veteran of the department, "who gave his life this morning in service to Nashville."Officials with Westerville City Schools
  
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• Columbus Metropolitan Club: Leadership Legacy with Kathryn Sullivan

  02-02-2017 18:42 via youtube.com
  
  
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• TV Review: “Sneaky Pete” Packed with a Stellar Cast

  02-02-2017 18:00
  Amazon released the first season of Sneaky Pete on January 13, after CBS infamously passed on the series. The show, co-created by Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad) and David Shore, had a lot to live up to after such a popular pilot episode.
  In the pilot, Marius (Giovanni Ribisi) is finishing up his three-year prison sentence when he finds out he’s not welcome at home. Vince (Bryan Cranston), the guy he conned out of $100,000, is looking for him. His very talkative cellmate, Pete (Ethan Embry)
  
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• Condemned Ohio killer of 2 asks parole board for mercy

  02-02-2017 17:39
  
  COLUMBUS, Ohio — A condemned Ohio killer who shot two people to death in back-to-back robberies over two days is asking the state parole board to spare his life.Gary Otte was sentenced to die for the Feb. 12, 1992, killing of Robert Wasikowskiand the Feb. 13, 1992, killing of Sharon Kostura. Both killings took place in Parma in suburban Cleveland.Otte's attorneys argue that drug addiction, intoxication and depression led to both slayings. They also say he received poor legal help at his tr
  
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• Press Conference: Age-Friendly Columbus Report

  02-02-2017 17:30 via youtube.com
  
  
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• Students injured in SW Ohio school bus-SUV crash

  02-02-2017 17:20
  
  DAYTON, Ohio — Police say at least three students were injured when a school bus and SUV collided.Dayton police say two Dayton Dunbar High School students were taken to a hospital from the SUV and at least one student from the school bus was transported. The bus had rolled onto its side.Police Maj. Eric Henderson says it's fortunate that there appear to be no serious injuries. The cause is under investigation.He says first responders were on the scene a minute after the 911 call at 8:29 a.
  
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• Sheriff: Approximately 20 overdoses over 5 days in Fayette County

  02-02-2017 16:12
  
  The Fayette County Sheriff’s Office says the county is seeing a sudden increase in possible overdose incidents.Fayette County Sheriff Vernon P. Stanforth told 10TV he estimates deputies have responded to twenty overdoses in the last five days in the county.Two deaths were reported but they are not certain those are overdose related, according to Sheriff Stanforth.The sheriff says authorities are working to confirm the number of overdoses and deaths.This comes one day after 10TV learned of
  
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• Sheriff: 30 overdoses over 10 days in Fayette County; 6 deaths possibly connected

  02-02-2017 16:12
  
  The Fayette County Sheriff’s Office said the county is seeing a sudden increase in possible overdose incidents.Fayette County Sheriff Vernon P. Stanforth told 10TV he estimates officers from the Washington C.H. Police Department, and Fayette County EMS have responded to 30 reported overdose calls in the last 10 days.Sheriff Stanforth said six deaths were reported in that stretch and are suspected to be related to the overdoses.Fayette County Deputy Health Commissioner Leigh Cannon said tha
  
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• Milo the Robot

  02-02-2017 16:06
  
  Say hello to Milo the Robot! Milo, a complex, humanoid robot, engages children with autism by delivering research-based lessons about social behaviors at LifeTown Columbus. This revolutionary robot teaches children the understanding and meaning of emotions and expressions, and demonstrates appropriate social behavior and responses.
  Read more about LifeTown Columbus in Columbus Parent Magazine.
  The Columbus Foundation is working to capture The Spirit of Columbus
  
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• Columbus doctor facing child porn charges pleads not guilty

  02-02-2017 15:49
  A Delaware County judge set Dr. David Ryan, a central Ohio chiropractor's bond at $75,000 after he was indicted on 82 charges related to child pornography Friday.Dr Ryan's attorney says he vigorously denies the charges.The Franklin County Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force launched an investigation into Dr. David Ryan in May 2016.Electronic devices were taken both from his Lewis Center home and his business.Investigators were tipped off to the alleged crimes after email transactions kno
  
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• Columbus doctor charged with downloading, sharing child pornography

  02-02-2017 15:49
  
  The Delaware County Prosecutor announced Thursday that a Dr. David Ryan, a central Ohio chiropractor, has been indicted on 82 charges related to child pornography.Electronic devices were taken both from his Lewis Center home and his business, the Columbus Chiropractic Center.Investigators were tipped off to the alleged crimes after email transactions known to contain child pornography were linked to Ryan. Investigators from Delaware and Franklin Counties discovered evidence of both downloading a
  
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• Bill allows booze-infused ice cream

  02-02-2017 14:48
  Some day in the future, you could order Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams' "Middle West Whiskey & Pecans" and it will have real whiskey in it. That's if Jeni's, Graeter's and other ice cream makers in Ohio take advantage of a change in state law called for in a bill introduced Wednesday that would allow Ohio businesses to sell small amounts of alcoholic ice cream.
  
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• Officials detail timeline of deadly Delaware prison hostage standoff

  02-02-2017 14:29
  
  SMYRNA, Del. — Police used a backhoe to breach a building at Delaware's largest prison early Thursday, ending what the governor called a "torturous" hostage standoff that left one guard dead.Inmates used "sharp instruments" to assume control of the building at the James T. Vaughn Correction Center on Wednesday, taking three prison guards and a woman counselor hostage. The inmates told a local newspaper that concerns about their treatment and the leadership of the United States had prompted
  
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• Delaware prison worker dead after inmates take hostages

  02-02-2017 14:29
  
  SMYRNA, Del.— Delaware prison officials say one hostage is dead and a second is alert and talking after authorities entered a building at the state's largest prison where inmates had taken staff members hostage.Officials announced in a statement Thursday morning that the building where the disturbance occurred at the James T. Vaughn Correctional Center is now secure. The prison is in Smyrna, about 15 miles north of the state capital of Dover. Officials say after authorities breached the bu
  
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• Festival Preview: First Annual Winter Werk Out Kicks Off At The Bluestone This Weekend

  02-02-2017 14:00
  
  The Werks will be hosting the first annual ‘Winter Werk Out’ music festival this Friday and Saturday at the Bluestone. The festival will follow suit of their annual summer ‘Werk Out Music and Arts Festival’ drawing on the edm and jam-tronica vibes seen at Thornville, Ohio’s outdoor Legend Valley venue.
  Playing alongside The Werks will be multitude of other funky artists, including The Floozies, Moon Hooch, Aqueous, Honeycomb and more. Those in attendance can look fo
  
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• Festival Preview: First Annual Winter Werk Out Kicks Off At The Bluestone

  02-02-2017 14:00
  
  The Werks will be hosting the first annual ‘Winter Werk Out’ music festival this Friday and Saturday at the Bluestone. The festival will follow suit of their annual summer ‘Werk Out Music and Arts Festival’ drawing on the edm and jam-tronica vibes seen at Thornville, Ohio’s outdoor Legend Valley venue.
  Playing alongside The Werks will be multitude of other funky artists, including The Floozies, Moon Hooch, Aqueous, Honeycomb and more. Those in attendance can look fo
  
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• COTA Prepares for Rollout of Redesigned Bus Network

  02-02-2017 14:00
  
  The bus network in Columbus is about to change in a big way, and the Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) is working hard to get the word out before the new routes take effect on May 1.
  Starting in March, street teams are set to deploy to the busiest bus stops, offering information about the changes to riders. A dual trip planner is available now on COTA’s website, allowing users to compare trips on the current system to what will be available in May. New call center staff are being hired
  
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• Punxsutawney Phil sees shadow, predicts 6 more weeks of winter

  02-02-2017 13:53
  
  PUNXSUTAWNEY, Pa. — The handlers of Pennsylvania's most famous groundhog, Punxsutawney Phil, say the furry rodent has "predicted" six more weeks of winter after seeing his shadow.Members of Punxsutawney Phil's top hat-wearing inner circle revealed their "forecast" at sunrise Thursday.The festivities have their origin in a German legend that says if a furry rodent casts a shadow on Feb. 2, winter continues. If not, spring comes early.10 fun facts to know about Groundhog DayIn reality, Phil'
  
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• Buckeye Chuck, Punxsutawney predict 6 more weeks of winter

  02-02-2017 13:53
  Pennsylvania has Punxsutawney Phil, Ohio has Buckeye Chuck, and both groundhogs this year predict six more weeks of winter.Officials in Marion say Buckeye Chuck reportedly saw his shadow Thursday morning in the central Ohio city. Legend holds that winter will last another six weeks if the furry rodent sees his shadow on Feb. 2. If he doesn't see his shadow, then spring will come early.10 fun facts to know about Groundhog DayThis is the second consecutive year that the state's official groundhog
  
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• "Basic Economy" airline fares save you money, but come at a cost

  02-02-2017 12:59
  CBS NEWS - Delta, United and American all have, or will soon be launching “Basic Economy” fares, a select number of bargain basement seats that offer fewer perks than a traditional coach ticket — but just what’s in and what’s out varies by carrier.On its website, Delta explains, “This fare is designed for those Delta passengers who, first and foremost, want a great value, and who do not plan or want to: 1) change their ticket; 2) upgrade; or 3) select their se
  
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• America’s 10 toughest jobs to fill in 2017

  02-02-2017 11:59
  
  CBS NEWS - In the 1967 film "The Graduate," new college grad Ben is given a piece of career advice: Head for the plastics industry.Today, Ben would be likely to be told to snub plastics and head toward two other sectors: health care and technology. Skilled labor in both industries is in demand, yet some companies are having trouble finding enough qualified applicants to fill their open positions, according to a new study from CareerCast.Despite the booming growth in tech and health care, many Am
  
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• Skoal, Copenhagen Smokeless Tobacco Recall

  02-02-2017 11:32
  
  (WWJ) - Dozens of Copenhagen and Skoal smokeless tobacco products are being recalled because they may contain foreign metal objects.The company has received eight complaints of metal in cans.There have been no reports of injuries.Those complaints were from Indiana, Texas, North Carolina, Tennessee, Wisconsin and Ohio.Consumers should call the U.S. Smokeless Tobacco Company at 1-866-201-9136 to return the product for a refund.The following products are part of the recall:Skoal Brand ProductsThis
  
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• 7 off-campus buildings to be approved for demolition for 15th and High project

  02-02-2017 10:19
  The 15th and High project is approaching another major milestone on the multi-year development's way to completion. As early as Feb. 13, demolition could start on seven campus-area buildings as the first phase of the project is expected to be approved in the coming days by the city of Columbus.
  
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• Portman must lead in legislative efforts to tighten visa process: editorial

  02-02-2017 06:03
  A 2010 photo provided by U.S. Army Capt. Matthew Ball shows his interpreter, Qismat Amin, second seated from left, in Jalalabad, the capital of Nangarhar province of Afghanistan.
  
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• Swivel patio chairs sold through Home Depot recalled

  02-02-2017 04:57
  
  Casual Living Outdoors is recalling 2 million chairs sold at Home Depot because they could break as people are sitting down.The recall affects several styles of Hampton Bay and Martha Stewart Living swivel patio chairs.The chairs have been sold at Home Depot stores nationwide since 2007.If you bought one, contact the manufacturer for a free repair kit. You can reach them toll free at (855) 899-2127 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. You can also go to their website.
  
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• City of Powell looking into Tobacco 21 initiative

  02-02-2017 04:47
  
  It could eventually be illegal to buy tobacco products under the age of 21 in Powell if city leaders adopt the Tobacco 21 Initiative.Powell's City Council Operations Committee met with members of Tobacco 21 last month to discuss possible legislation.It's important to Powell mom, Melisa Callahan that her son Jeremy stay smoke-free."I'm a health care provider and I see the effects of tobacco use," Callahan said.Callahan said she's encouraged it could be illegal for teens in Powell to get their han
  
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• Prosecutors asked to charge Dairy Queen manager in bullied teen's suicide

  02-02-2017 04:15
  
  A rare investigation requested by a Missouri coroner has resulted in prosecutors being asked to file manslaughter charges against a Dairy Queen manager accused of bullying a 17-year-old employee who killed himself. The Howard County coroner sought an official inquest into the teenager’s December death, a process similar to a grand jury investigation but public. Such investigations can be sought if a coroner believes a death could be related to a continuing safety and health hazard.
  The man
  
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• Large-Scale Redevelopment Plans Unveiled for Battelle Site

  02-02-2017 04:11
  
  After months of anticipation and speculation, plans to redevelop a large surface parking lot near the campus of Battelle have finally been unveiled. Battelle is selling the property to a development team led by Wagenbrenner Development and Fortress Real Estate.
  The project, revealed at a community meeting tonight, calls for a mix of office, hotel, apartment and for sale homes on the 20 acre site located between Fifth Avenue and Third Avenue in the Harrison West neighborhood. Additionally, much o
  
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• 20 Acre Mixed-Use Development Planned for Harrison West

  02-02-2017 04:11
  
  After months of anticipation and speculation, plans to redevelop a large surface parking lot near the campus of Battelle have finally been unveiled. Battelle is selling the property to a development team led by Wagenbrenner Development and Fortress Real Estate.
  The project, revealed at a community meeting tonight, calls for a mix of office, hotel, apartment and for sale homes on the 20 acre site located between Fifth Avenue and Third Avenue in the Harrison West neighborhood. Additionally, much o
  
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• 70 protesters arrested on Ohio University's campus

  02-02-2017 03:48
  
  Approximately 70 people have been charged with criminal trespass after a protest on the campus of Ohio University Wednesday night.The group gathered in part to demand the school become a sanctuary campus according to social media posts by students at the protest.According to Ohio University, the protesters gathered at Baker Center around 5:30 p.m. and were told multiple times the group was creating a safety issue by staying there.At 7:22 p.m., the University said police told anyone who refused t
  
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• Prosecutor: Parents accused of letting sick child die have fled country

  02-02-2017 03:08
  
  A prosecutor says a Minnesota couple charged in the death of their 7-year-old son may have absconded to New Zealand.Timothy and Sarah Johnson are accused of gross misdemeanor child neglect for failing to get medical help for their adopted son, Seth, who died in March 2015.The Johnsons didn’t show up at their first court appearance Tuesday in Hennepin County. Assistant Hennepin County Attorney John Halla told Judge Gina Brandt that the couple has moved to New Zealand. Brandt issued warrants
  
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• Police: 12 overdoses, 1 fatal reported over 2 days in Chillicothe

  02-02-2017 02:08
  
  The Chillicothe Police Department is investigating 12 overdoses, including one fatal, in the last two days.As a result, police have executed three drug search warrants on homes in the city.Lab results from the Bureau of Criminal Investigation Crime Lab confirm the presence of Carfentanil in drugs seized in the city.Carfentanil is 10,000 times more potent than morphine and 100 times more powerful than heroin. It is sometimes used as an elephant tranquilizer.Police said it is unknown if Carfentani
  
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