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Small business takes on big job at Ohio power plants I-Team probes utility sales of retired plants Posted: 5:56 AM, May 03, 2021 Updated: 2021-05-03 06:13:24-04 Emily Maxwell | WCPO An aerial view of a coal yard next to an open coal ash pond at the Beckjord power plant. CINCINNATI — Ron Froh added a hunting photo to his Facebook profile in November, prompting a friend to ask where he bagged the 8-point buck. “I own 2,000 acres in Ohio,” he replied. That was an understatement. R...

Texas A&M students gathered on campus to march in protest against the criminalization of marijuana and for comprehensive marijuana reform. Led by Students for Sensible Drug Policies, the march began at Sbisa Dining Hall on April 20, the unofficial holiday for the use of marijuana. The march concluded in Rudder Plaza, where passersby were encouraged to sign a petition in favor of the legalization of marijuana. President of Students for Sensible Drug Policies and industrial distribution senior Ki...

Clermont County Commissioner tests positive for COVID-19 9 other county administrative building staff also test positive Copyright 2021 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Photo provided, The Clermont Sun Clermont County Commissioner David Painter, pictured, and nine other staff members working in the County Administrative Building in Batavia have tested positive for COVID-19. By: Megan Alley, Cler...

Clermont County lays out mission for animal shelter after taking control from humane society Clermont County lays out mission for animal shelter after taking control from humane society By Andrea Medina and Jared Goffinet | January 12, 2021 at 5:04 PM EST - Updated January 12 at 5:47 PM CLERMONT COUNTY, Ohio (FOX19) - Clermont County is now running its animal shelter following the end of a three-year contract with the humane society. The county took over control on Jan. 1 after they wer...

>> well, that can be used to strip him of assets so he has a tremendous incentive to cooperate with prosecutors if theyve got the goods on him. >> we shall see how it all goes. this is a big week. david kay johnson. david painter. appreciate it. this the gop next week be forced to work with democrats to actually fix our health care system? we panels going to weigh in. ♪

300 of them are recipients of this voucher program. its a $6,000 tuition here. were it not for this voucher program, these children could not afford to go here because theyre from low-income families. in the listening room, denisha merriweter was in the room, a recipient of the voucher program she said it changed her life. in that room she said there were families from across the state and they were crying because they talked about how much it changed their lives. it was a place where they were ...