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And bolt, and was horrified at what i found out. Reporter some in the audience of 50 people were disturbed as well. We want show you the video of the method. Its too graphic for tv. Notice the reaction of the turning away. Shielding their eyes. Shaking their heads. Deer are caught in a cage. They attempt to fire a four inch metal rod into the deers brain rich the paperwork shows the Ohio Division of wildlife has approved the citys use of trap and bolt. It also shows the citys deer population is ...

New on 11 at 11. This tragic scene in hyde park square. Where a metro bus hits a man. Killing him. His daughter was with him. And she was also hurt. The bus was at the corner of edwards and erie usually a fairly busy corner. Corner. Nine on your sides Evan Millward is there and has more for us. Evan. A normally bustling hyde now three hours later. A 73yearold man hit and killed stuck under this bus. His 41yearold daughter now in the hospital. Nothing prepares you cali rhein saw bus crash 2813 iv...

Heard screaming. Cali rhein was behind the bus. And says no one knew how horrific it was. A woman in her forties laying in the intersection. Rhein 2949 she started asking for her dad and thats when they went to look and saw what had happened Sallie Hilvers metro spokeswoman 2115 we really dont know exactly what happened, the driver immediately called for assistance because he knew that something had happened. Metro spokeswoman Sallie Hilvers says it has been years since any deadly incident like ...

The chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip but in to five minutes, no event shall debate continue beyond 11 50 a. M. The chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. Gallego, for five minutes. Mr. Gallego thank you, mr. Speaker. I rise to say thank you to the wonderful people of the 23rd district of texas who for the last two years gave me the privilege of servin...

The Columbiana Soil & Water Conservation District will be partnering with several other agencies to host two field days at the end of June.

Legal, recreational cannabis could be available to adults 21 and over across the state of Ohio in the near future.

This is not the first time Republican lawmakers have attempted to change the initiative. Within days after Amendment 2 was approved last November, Ohio's GOP-led Senate began introducing bills to alter its content.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources answers our questions after a rare eastern massasauga rattlesnake was captured for measurements and released.

The species is considered threatened under the Endangered Species Act, according to U.S. Fish and Wildlife, and is one of only three venomous snake species in Ohio.

Fairfield City Council enacted a nine-month moratorium against allowing adult-use cannabis license holders from opening within the city, but that coul