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30 Apr 2025 — 1 min read

Headlines hand picked from around the web by TOR contributors.

1. Proposal to end qualified immunity moves forward in Ohio - Giacomo Luca, WLWT 5 Cincinnati

2. Business coalition proposes wide reform of Ohio property tax structure - Sarah Donaldson, The Statehouse News Bureau

3. What to know about Ohio’s final week of early voting in May election - David Rees, WCMH 4 Central Ohio

4. Why you could see more school levies in Ohio's future - Morgan Trau, News 5 Cleveland

5. Most of Butler County’s public schools have signed off on DEI ban - Eileen McClory, Michael D. Clark, WCPO 9 Cincinnati

6. You may soon be able to pay fees, taxes in Ohio with cryptocurrency like Bitcoin - Morgan Trau, WCPO 9 Cincinnati

7. Ohio’s JD Vance takes combative style worldwide in first 100 days as Trump’s vice president - Sabrina Eaton, cleveland.com

8. 'Powerful truth.' Trump cites support from Metallus on tariffs - Canton Repository

9. Editorial: Good university management - The Blade Editorial Board

10. NATO is coming to Dayton, here’s what to know - Emily Lewis, Evan Bales, 2 News WTDN Dayton

11. Cleveland COVID-19 Income Tax Lawsuit Gets New Life - J.D. Davidson, MSM.com

12. 14 Buckeyes selected in the 2025 NFL Draft - 10TV Web Staff

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