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The incident occurred on an Ohio highway on Tuesday morning

 

 

The case made headlines last summer after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.

Scientists think that a person in Ohio who has been infected with COVID-19 for 2 years is shedding thousands of times more of the virus than normal, according to wastewater monitoring data.

But the likeliest outcome remains a new round of aggressive Republican gerrymanders.

Ohio's State Board of Education punted on the decision of whether to advance a resolution opposing the Biden administration's expansion of Title IX.

"More than 4,000 of our members stood strong on the picket line, our community joined the fight, and we won victories" on multiple issues, said a Columbus Education Association spokesperson.

Ohio University (OU) is reinstating an indoor mask mandate starting Aug. 1.

The arrest of a man in the rape of a 10-year-old girl, who had an abortion in neighboring Indiana, is squashing doubts about the veracity of a local story thrust into the national consciousness. The case is also clarifying the stakes of Ohio’s governor’s race, where abortion rights are effectively on the ballot.