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Dorr St. interchange at I-475 set to open on Aug. 2 The more than $46 million project started back in November 2019 and included adding a third lane of travel in each direction. Author: Carla Bayron (WTOL) Updated: 7:55 PM EDT July 21, 2021 TOLEDO, Ohio — For decades if you got on I-475 at Airport Highway going north, you had no way to exit until Central Avenue. That's a five-mile stretch. But in a few weeks, that's all about to change. The Ohio Department of Transportation says the interchange will open on Aug. 2, ahead of the upcoming Solheim Cup. The golf ...

Commissioners Angry With Columbus Over Funding - Marietta, OH - The Washington County Commissioners aren't happy with the governor's apparent lack of interest in helping the county sewer project.

The Waiting Game: Unemployed Ohio workers complain about how long it takes to receive unemployment benefits The Waiting Game: Unemployed Ohio workers complain about how long it takes to receive unemployment benefits and last updated 2021-04-12 19:21:09-04 CLEVELAND — Despite the number of Ohio workers filing new unemployment claims dropping, many underemployed and unemployed workers said they are still waiting for the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services to process their claims. Cutting & trimming After News 5 started asking questions, Jeffrey Baker, 60, said he finally received u...

Nobody should ever have to do what Lee Wong just did. During a recent meeting of the trustee board of West Chester Township near Cincinnati, Wong, its president, stood up and opened his shirt to reveal scars that crisscrossed his chest; wounds suffered during his 20 years of service in the Army. War wounds are a living, unmistakable testament to the love soldiers have for their country; in this case, the country that took Wong in when he was a teenager. “People question my patriotism, that I don’t look American enough, they can’t get over this face,” he told the gallery. �...

Nobody should ever have to do what Lee Wong just did. During a recent meeting of the trustee board of West Chester Township near Cincinnati, Wong, its president, stood up and opened his shirt to reveal scars that criss-crossed his chest; wounds suffered during his 20 years of service in the Army. War wounds are a living, unmistakable testament to the love a soldier has for his or her country; in this case, the country that took Wong in when he was a teenager. "People question my patriotism, that I don't look American enough, they can't get over this face," he told the gallery. "I wa...