New rules for Ohio's county jails cover a variety of topics, including revised mental standards and emails.
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For The Children's Sake, Put Down That Smartphone
It's not just kids who are overdoing screen time. Parents are often just as guilty of spending too much time checking smartphones and e-mail — and the...
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Win Tin, Myanmar's Longest-Serving Political Prisoner, Dies
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Live Blog: The 118th Running Of The Boston Marathon
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Teen Survives Flight To Hawaii In Jet's Wheel Well, FBI Says
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'Murder,' South Korean Leader Says Of Ferry Captain's Actions
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Florida Proposes New Rules Regarding Alligators
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The state's attorney general is offering tips for Ohioans to protect their personal information following a major breakdown in Internet security...
Bighead carp DNA has been discovered in eastern Ohio's Muskingum River, raising concerns the invasive fish might have found a new route to Lake Erie.
A central Ohio health district is investigating a probable cluster of mumps cases after two cases were reported in one school building, in addition...
There’s good news on the job front in Ohio. Statehouse correspondent Jo Ingles reports the unemployment rate has been dropping. Ohio’s unemployment...