After Rick Santorum won all three Republican primaries and caucuses Tuesday night, a protester tried to glitter-bomb Romney at his campaign headquarters in
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Free tuition for vacant HS buildings?
The University of Akron plans to offer full tuition scholarships to eligible Akron Public School students. But a bill needs to be approved first.
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Gingrich look-alike in Cleveland?
During a campaign stop in Cleveland, some people mistakenly thought a man from Wooster was Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich. Do you see a resemblance?
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Gingrich talks manufacturing in CLE
Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich spoke to workers at the Jergens plant in Cleveland Wednesday morning during a campaign stop.
A resurgent Rick Santorum won Minnesota's Republican presidential caucuses with ease Tuesday night and was declared the victor in Colorado as well, a stunning
Gov. John Kasich announced a plan to boost to broadband network speeds, introduced a new award honoring courageous Ohioans and said shale drilling shouldn't
Gov. John Kasich says it's wrong that felons who have served their time aren't able to work in certain professions.
About 100 demonstrators have gathered outside the eastern Ohio school where Gov. John Kasich is giving his State of the State address.
Vice President Joe Biden could make some news at the Ohio Newspaper Association's convention this week in his latest Ohio visit.
Newt Gingrich is criticizing both Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama's records on requiring Catholic organizations to provide contraceptive aids in some
Governor Kasich goes on the road for his second State of the State address today delivering his 1 p.m. address from Steubenville.
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Fighting to get mayor's salary back
People living in one northeast Ohio city are fighting a move by council to slash the mayor's salary in half.
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Vacant Catholic convents converted
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Students work to stop name calling
Investigations
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Wastewater well permit requests up in OH
The number of permit applications to build a drilling wastewater well rose close to 400 percent in Ohio during the last three years.
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Local doctor target of search warrants
An exclusive 5 On Your Side investigation uncovers a local doctor who is under investigation for allegedly over prescribing pain killers and other prescription drugs.
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Spokeo.com exposes personal information
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Faulty fire-causing home appliances
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Microwave ovens turn on, catch fire
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Painesville man wanted for murder
Police need help locating a Painesville man suspected of shooting and killing a 40-year-old Wednesday morning.
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Ohio AG seeks tougher drilling laws
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4 arrested in Ohio hog theft ring
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School bus, truck collide in SW Ohio
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Painkiller becoming popular with teens
National News
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Health scare at Super Bowl celebrations
People who attended Super Bowl XLVI events in Indianapolis could have been exposed to measles, according to the state health department.
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Romney gets glitter-bombed
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Chris Brown to perform at the Grammys
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Looking for work? May be an app for that
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Komen exec quits after funding flap
Troubleshooter
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Parma man left with hole in house
John Rich claimed he made numerous calls to the contractor, with little results after paying $6,000 for new siding.
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Professor sues bank for property losses
Professor William Tabac stopped making his house payment in December 2009, hoping to get the attention of his bank.
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Block club fights to improve area
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Regency Windows closes, with few answers
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New financing option protects home value
