Ohio becomes 49th state to offer dating violence survivors civil protection
By George Shillcock | July 5, 2018Ohio House Bill 1 allows survivors of dating violence to seek civil protection orders.
Ohio House Bill 1 allows survivors of dating violence to seek civil protection orders.
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Chris went home, which isn’t a surprise at all.
A man who went missing in the Hocking River last week has sparked conversation about water safety.
Fans went to Twitter Sunday night to express how they felt about LeBron James leaving the Cavaliers.
The rally and march was part of nationwide Families Belong Together demonstrations.
It would set up educational diversion programs for first-time violators.
The suspected bank robber was someone paying their mortgage. The man said he would look more for his missing items.
The board may have approved the facilities master plan but few decisions still need to be made before the bond is ready for the November ballot.
Performances will include “ELF The Musical” and “Finding Neverland.”
She’s just too good for them.
President Duane Nellis is receiving a bonus of $71,250.
She will join Ohio University on August 13.
Post Malone, John Mayer and Shawn Mendes all make the list.
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Ohio politicians from both political parties have made statements against the president’s policy of separating children from families at the border.
City council members approved construction projects for a bridge and a bike-way spur on their last session before a July break.
Boasting and sadness can go hand-in-hand, or at least next to each other.
Alexis Stover will transfer to Wright State, and the Bobcats hired a new assistant coach in June.