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Trumbull County sees uptick in child sex abuse material cases (opens the original)
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The Trumbull County Prosecutorâs Office is seeing a growing number of cases involving child sex abuse material, according to Assistant Prosecutor Gabe Wildman. âBack in the old days, these were, you know, a shoebox full of Polaroids or VHS tapes in a closet somewhere,â said Wildman, who oversees the countyâs Child Pornography and Cyber Abuse Division. âNow with the internet, with the accessibility, people just have access to kids. Kids put things online, you know, kids talk to stranger
Officials warn of ‘misleading’ voter registration information ahead of general election deadline (opens the original)
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The deadline to register to vote in Ohioâs November general election is coming up soon, and elections officials are urging voters to use trusted sources when updating or verifying their registration. In Ohio, North Carolina and Georgia, voters have reported receiving mailers from the group Ready to Register, Inc. regarding their registration status. The envelopes appear designed to look as if they came from a government agency, with a messages printed on the back including "ELECTION NOTICEâ
Hermitage Athletic Complex sees series of big upgrades (opens the original)
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Young athletes in Hermitage have seen a number of recent upgrades to the city's Little League complex, the latest of which was unveiled Thursday morning. The brand-new $1.4 million multipurpose facility at the Hermitage Athletic Complex will host new concessions, an umpire room, storage space and additional bathrooms. Much of the project was funded by state grants, as well as community contributions and sponsorships. âOur old building was just run down, and was just outdated,â said Michael B
Ohio Mayors Alliance seeks more state dollars at local level (opens the original)
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A group of Ohio mayors wants to see more state dollars invested in what they call "core cities." âMost other states, especially in the Midwest ⦠they rely on one mega-region,â said Keary McCarthy, the executive director of the Ohio Mayors Alliance, in an interview with 21 News. âThink about Indianapolis in Indiana. Think about Detroit in Michigan. Think about Chicago in Illinois. We have evenly distributed cities and economic centers spread throughout the state.â The Ohio Mayors Allian
Hunger study: Rising costs mean skipped meals, unpaid bills (opens the original)
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A new hunger study in Ohio reveals the struggles people are facing to put food on the table. The Ohio Association of Foodbanks released its Hunger Study 2026: A Data-Driven Profile on Ohioans Facing Hunger on Monday, just before the start of Hunger Action Month. The studyâs findings were based on anonymous electronic surveys of more than 2,600 Ohio food pantry visitors between April 18-May 22. The survey found that as inflation drives the cost of groceries higher, most households getting assis
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