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Person dies as high winds knock out power to thousands, cause major damage across central Ohio (opens the original)
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At least one person has died after severe weather moved through the central Ohio region on Tuesday. The person died in Roseville, a village that lies in Muskingum and Perry counties. News about the fatality was confirmed by Gov. Mike DeWine during a Tuesday afternoon press conference. The National Weather Service says a possible tornado may have hit the north side of Columbus when a strong line of storms blew through central Ohio Tuesday morning, toppling trees and knocking out power to thousand
Dept. of Homeland Security summoning some Haitians to Westerville ICE office (opens the original)
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Letters the U.S. Department of Homeland Security are sending to some area Haitians who had Temporary Protected Status are telling them to report to the Immigration and Customs Enforcement office in Westerville. A letter WOSU reviewed told the recipient to report to the Brooksedge Boulevard office on Aug. 12. Kat Finneran participates with 614 ICE Watch. She told WOSU that ICE Watch members monitored the Westerville ICE office on Sunday. "Three of the five people that went in came out with ankle
Smoke from Canadian wildfires create unhealthy conditions in central Ohio (opens the original)
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Wildfire smoke from Ontario created hazardous air quality index levels Friday in central Ohio. AirNow.gov, which is run by the federal government, says levels Friday morning reached more than 300. Those condition can cause serious health problems, including respiratory and cardiovascular issues. James Gibson is a meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Wilmington. Gibson said to expect the smoke to move out of the area soon. "Today (Friday) is probably the worst day. The wind direction
Former Ohio State president Ted Carter, podcaster and JobsOhio sued by tech company (opens the original)
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An app designer tied to the scandal that led to former Ohio State President Ted Carter's resignation is suing Carter, the podcaster tied to Carter and JobsOhio for allegedly hurting that business. Vet Mentor AI of Ellicott City, Maryland, owns a technology platform to help veterans with benefits and jobs. Carter and podcaster Krisanthe Vlachos met with Vet Mentor about a business partnership that never happened. The lawsuit filed in Franklin County Common Pleas Court claims that Carter and Vlach
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