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Erin Gottsacker

Kendall Crawford

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Medical emergencies can lead to financial emergencies. A rural Ohio nonprofit aims to help

Carroll County Caring Hands helps neighbors in need get through medical hardship by paying for things like gas and utilities.
AgrAbility keeps aging and injured Ohio farmers in the field

AgrAbility connects aging and injured Ohio farmers with the free assistive technology they need to stay out in the fields.
From haunt to haute: this eerie Ohio manor is getting a makeover

Bihl Manor in Fremont, Ohio is the subject of a new HGTV renovation show.
Credits soon to roll on Ohio’s months-long statewide celebration of cinema

The “Ohio Goes to the Movie” project will host its final free film screenings this month. Organizers say it’s been successful in bringing people back to theaters.
'There is no place to go.' Ukrainian family battles red tape trying to remain in the U.S.

About 240,000 Ukrainians came to the U.S. on humanitarian parole through a program that’s been paused for over a year. Among them: 43-year-old Tetiana, who lives with her family in Ohio.
As Ohio property values rise, some homeowners worry about a spike in property taxes

New home values — which went up by nearly $4 billion in total across one Ohio county — are leaving some with mixed opinions about property taxes.
Ohio’s manufacturing sector needs workers. A new program aims to fill the gap

Ohio’s manufacturing industry estimates it’ll need 35,000 workers every year to meet growing demand.
The challenge of growing colossal pumpkins inside Ohio’s prisons

People incarcerated in Belmont Correctional Institution work hard each year to grow giant pumpkins for competitions. But growing pumpkins inside a prison comes with challenges.
Weeks after severe storms, southeast Ohio communities are recovering from floods

Severe storms have dealt significant damage across parts of southern Ohio. Now, the region is recovering.
Ohio will lose an estimated $38M to administer SNAP. Metro areas will be hardest hit

Starting Oct. 1, the federal government will give states less funding to administer Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Programs. Ohio’s largest counties are losing millions.