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BY MATT URBAS STATEWIDE - Between the turmoil following Saturday night’s attempted assassination of former president Donald Trump, and the ongoing exuberance at the Republican National Convention this week, delegates to the convention approved a new platform dramatically changing the party’s stance on abortion, causing anger and worry
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This article was originally published on The Heartland Beat, which can be found here The problem with breaking stories is that information comes like a water hose; fast, chaotic and difficult to sift through. Given time, more information will come out painting a much clearer picture of what occurred. On
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As major media outlets and political personalities scrambled to identify the would-be assassin of Donald Trump, a potential suspect has emerged. What do we know about this individual and is it possible more is at play as alternative outlets are proposing a different suspect. **** WARNING - Some images included contain
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UPDATE: 10:00 p.m. 7/13/2024 Political commentator Candace Owens in her coverage of the event has implied that based on her experience with secret service protocols, certain processes may not have been followed fully allowing for the event to take place. Previous testimony from attendees linked below
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BY PATTY KLEIN FINDLAY - Findlay City Council met Tuesday, June 18 with a mixed bag of items. Council accepted liquor license requests, letters and committee reports. Councilman Russell asked for a correction to a water and sewer report that incorrectly stated that there was a vote regarding a water
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STATEWIDE - It seems like amendments to the Ohio Constitution are selling like hotcakes. Over the last few months, if you have taken a trip to your local library or other designated public space you may have been approached by “moderate” activists collecting signatures stating they wished to oppose gerrymandering.
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BY NICK ROGERS STATEWIDE - Highly-debated House Bill 79 – the newest “energy efficiency” bill –passed the Ohio House of Representatives in a tight 50-45-4 vote. The bill, which ostensibly seeks to address energy efficiency measures slashed by the infamous HB 6, would add a $1.50/month rider to customers’
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STATEWIDE - For most within the millennial generation, the first presidential debate went relatively unnoticed and perhaps by design. It took place earlier than any other in recent history and while it has been known since 2019 that President Joe Biden had been diagnosed with dementia, his cognitive decline has
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STATEWIDE - On June 15, the House of Representatives passed H.R. 8070, a massive military spending appropriations bill that authorizes $895 billion for military spending in the midst of arguably the greatest era of inflation in recent memory. During a time when the average household is struggling to purchase
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BY NICK ROGERS CHARDON - House Bill 79 – presented by sponsor Bill Seitz (R - Cincinnati) as legislation that will “Ensure the availability to consumers of adequate, reliable, safe, efficient, nondiscriminatory, and reasonably priced retail electric service” – has been the topic of much debate between politicians, energy companies, and consumer
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BY NICK ROGERS CHARDON, OHIO - Ohio Citizens whose properties lie above rich oil and gas deposits are facing stringent legal pressure from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) in the form of a long-existing-but-only-recently-common legal process called “unitization.” Contrary to wind and solar projects which are regularly stalling
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By Nick Rogers CHARDON, OHIO - The 77th “World Health Assembly” is currently being held in Geneva Switzerland; the main goal of which is to finalize the world’s first “Pandemic Agreement” treaty aimed at consolidating the World Health Organization (WHO)’s power in order to globally dictate logistics of