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Cultural institutions across Ohio are trying to figure out their next steps, two months after the Trump Administration cancelled millions of dollars in federal grants for the humanities.
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The village of Luckey is near a former radioactive weapons plant. New testing suggests the former site could still be having an impact on its water today.
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New service standards the United States Postal Service rolled out last month could impact Ohioans — especially those in rural communities.
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Many rural Ohio communities are receiving small settlements from opioid manufacturers. They’re getting creative to ensure the small boost makes a large impact.
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The Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence is helping sexual assault survivors find the housing they need to heal.
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Rural Action’s medical donation program gives discarded medical equipment to southeast Ohioans who lack access to the health care items they need.
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A group of conservative Amish are suing the state of Ohio over a traffic law that requires buggies to have flashing yellow lights. They say the rule violates their right to religious freedom.
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Community members in Braceville opened a new museum to document the rural area’s rich Black history.
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Ohio’s 911 response system is outdated. The state has begun its rollout of upgraded technology that could improve its emergency response times in rural areas.
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Martin Luther King Jr. spoke at Ohio Northern University in 1968. One woman remembers the impact the prominent civil rights leader’s words had at the rural northwest Ohio school.