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Several hundred members of the Kent State University community and visitors gathered at the Kent State Commons on Thursday to commemorate the moment the Ohio National Guard fired on students protesting the Vietnam War 53 years ago, killing four and wounding nine.

In this Dispatch podcast episode Ann Fisher talks journalism, making the career switch from print to radio news, Jimmy Carter, and shares what’s next.

Bible study clubs at two schools in Ohio have been suspended following a complaint made by a Wisconsin-based atheist group.

A Pleasant Twp. levy that would fund resources fire and emergency services was voted down by voters, according to unofficial results from the Clark Co

Two renewal levy requests in New Carlisle were passed Tuesday by city voters, according to unofficial elections results from the Clark County Board of

Kevin Boyce, an Adelphi Bank co-founder, said he talked with a friend about opening it after protests over the killing of George Floyd.

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It’s easy to look back at drafts past and say "Damn! We could have gotten that Pro-Bowler, but instead we got this dope." Until you go on the clock with the GM and make a decision, you don’t really...

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The Associated Press has announced two new hires to its Climate and Environment team.