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COLUMBUS — Alloy Employer Services, a Columbus-based company founded in Ohio, announced a new brand identity on Wednesday, Oct. 14, and said it will unveil it in public at the…
CLEVELAND — Cleveland City Council is preparing to keep new data centers out of the city for several more months, with legislation introduced Monday evening that would stretch the current…
TOLEDO — Owens Corning, the building-products company headquartered in downtown Toledo, said Wednesday, Oct. 14, that it will release its third-quarter financial results on Wednesday, Nov. 4, before the New…
COLUMBUS — Two British travel creators are getting a crash course in Buckeye traditions this week, and their first lesson was the letter M — or rather, why it keeps…
COLUMBUS — The Ohio Department of Transportation opened a second lane on Wednesday, Oct. 14, on the Interstate 71 southbound flyover ramp in downtown Columbus, ending a months-long single-lane squeeze…
CANTON — Breast cancer advocates, hospital leaders and U.S. Rep. Emilia Sykes gathered Wednesday, Oct. 14, in Northeast Ohio for a community roundtable on a problem that rarely makes headlines:…
DELAWARE — Most Delaware County voters will decide on Nov. 3 whether to approve the county transit system’s first-ever sales and use tax, a 0.2% charge proposed by the Delaware…
PIKETON — Crews at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Portsmouth Site in Pike County have converted depleted uranium hexafluoride from 4,500 legacy storage cylinders into a more stable chemical form,…
MASON — The Ohio High School Athletic Association state girls tennis tournament opens Thursday, Oct. 15, at the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason, and Cincinnati-area players arrive with a…
TOLEDO — Toledo recorded the largest annual increase in typical home values of any of the 100 major U.S. cities in a SmartAsset study, rising 5.6 percent over the year…