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Updated 3 hours ago
Monroe Co. college picks new president
A student walks into the Whitman Center at Monroe County Community College.
Kojo Quartey, who most recently served as provost of the City Colleges of Chicago, chosen unanimously. …

Updated 3 hours ago
Who repaid U.S. loan first?
A Tesla Model S outside the Tesla factory in Fremont, Calif.
Chrysler and Tesla Motors Inc. are trading public jabs over payback. …

Updated 3 hours ago
Local mortgage delinquency declines
Homes for sale in Toledo
Rate is down from 5.79% in Feb.; a year earlier it was 6.27%. …

Updated 3 hours ago
Ohio voter fraud relatively low
Sharon Booth uses a paper ballot, in foreground, as she votes at the Toledo-Lucas County Kent Branch Library in Toledo, Ohio.
More than 100 Ohioans attempted to vote twice in presidential race. …

Updated 3 hours ago
Hero gets free burgers
Charles Ramsey mentioned putting down a Big Mac before saving Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus, and Michele Knight, prompting several places to offer him free food.
Ohio kidnap hero gets free McDonald’s for year, others make offers. …

Published 4 hours ago
Doctor, sheriff, prosecutor seek expanded Medicaid
As a neonatologist at Toledo Children’s Hospital, Dr.…

Published 5 hours ago
Ford says it will close all auto plants in Australia
SYDNEY — Ford Motor Co. will stop making cars in…

Published 5 hours ago
Ohio House votes to merge Tiffin, Fostoria municipal courts
The Ohio House of Representatives passed a bill to merge…

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Imprisoned Ohio Amish may skip high school classes
FILE - In this April 9, 2013 file photo, Freeman Burkholder, right, takes the headpiece off of his horse in Bergholz, Ohio. Bergholder and other Amish now imprisoned in beard-cutting attacks on fellow Amish in Ohio have been granted a religious freedom exemption from a requirement to attend high-school equivalency classes behind bars. (AP Photo/Scott R. Galvin, File)
CLEVELAND (AP) — Amish imprisoned in beard-cutting…

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Monroe marks 4 years since disappearance of girl
From left, Risa Smith, Beth Stump, Terry Stump, Nevaeh Buchanan's great-aunt Diana Lawson, and Nevaeh's grandmother Sherry Buchanan participate in a candlelight vigil organized by Justice For Nevaeh. The vigil in Monroe on Wednesday marked four years since Nevaeh Buchanan was abducted and later found murdered.
5-year-old Nevaeh Buchanan was snatched during broad daylight outside her home. …




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