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Ohio lawmakers vote to suspend state gas tax for 3-month period; bill awaits governorâs approval (opens the original)
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Ohioâs about to join a list of states helping drivers save money every time they fill up their gas tanks. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] Wednesday, Ohio lawmakers voted to suspend the state gas tax for three months. âEssentially, the state is foregoing revenue that it already had budgeted on. States like your neighbor in Indiana have used budget surpluses to pay for the lost revenue. It seems like Ohio may be looking at doing the same thing,â Patrick De Haan, w
New Ohio working group seeks to close sexual assault kit reporting gaps (opens the original)
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MADISON COUNTY — A working group of law enforcement, health care, and advocacy leaders has been established in Ohio to resolve a reporting gap regarding sexual assault evidence kits. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] Although state law mandates law enforcement agencies and crime laboratories submit annual reports detailing their kit inventories to the attorney general, many agencies are failing to report their data, our news partners at WBNS reported. The working group,
First rabid bat found in Clark County since 2021 leads to human exposure (opens the original)
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CLARK COUNTY — Health officials have identified a rabid bat in the Village of Medway in Bethel Township, marking the first rabid bat found in Clark County since 2021. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] A resident who handled the bat is receiving life-saving post-exposure prophylaxis treatment following a response by Clark County Health Department staff. Rabies is caused by a virus transmitted through animal contact and is almost always fatal in humans once symptoms begin
Ohio drivers urged to stay alert after 8 deaths from deer strikes (opens the original)
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GREENE COUNTY — Eight people died in Ohio from car accidents involving deer in 2025, prompting wildlife and traffic safety experts to urge drivers to remain alert and avoid swerving when an animal enters the road. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] Deer are most active during sunrise and sunset, when diminished daylight makes them harder for drivers to spot. While commonly associated with wooded areas, deer frequently range into urban neighborhoods and open fields, requi
New Carlisle Elementary faces around $1 million in repairs after lightning fire (opens the original)
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NEW CARLISLE — A local elementary school is looking at upwards of $1 million in repairs after a lightning strike causes a fire. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] The New Carlisle Fire Department, along with mutual aid departments, was called to a fire at New Carlisle Elementary School on Kennison Avenue on Sept. 16. Paula Crew, superintendent of Tecumseh Schools, said getting the wing of the school back open will be a tedious process. âWe have been told approximately
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