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Sports world came to a halt to protest shooting of Jacob Blake
On August 26, 2020, the sports world came to a halt as athletes protested the shooting of a Black man…
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How many kids have had COVID in your school?
CINCINNATI — Correction: A previous version of this database pulled outdated data from the Ohio Department of Health for West…
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Sportscaster Erin Andrews opens up about IVF journey
Sportscaster Erin Andrews is opening up about her in vitro fertilization journey. In a personal essay on Facebook Bulletin, Andrews,…
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‘Quiet’ supersonic plane to begin test phase later this year
HAMPTON, Va. — A test airplane that could change the way people fly is nearing completion in California, with Virginia…
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US intelligence still divided on origins of coronavirus
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. intelligence agencies are still divided on the origins of the coronavirus. Still, they believe China's leaders…
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T-Mobile CEO issues apology following cyberattack
The CEO of T-Mobile issued an apology following a cyberattack that jeopardized customer information. Mike Sievert, CEO of the company,…
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1.7M more people retired during the pandemic than expected
Janine Vanderberg is the director of a Colorado-based initiative called Changing the Narrative, a campaign against age discrimination, something she…
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TikTok bans ‘milk crate challenge’ from its platform
TikTok has reportedly banned the "milk crate challenge" from its social media platform due to the popular craze causing injuries.…
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VA school board to pay over $1.3M in discrimination case
RICHMOND, Va. (WTKR) - The American Civil Liberties Union announced a Virginia school board will be ordered to pay more…
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West End residents worried about displacement
CINCINNATI — Cincinnati is preserving affordable housing in the West End, but some believe it is coming at the expense…
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What’s the best way to track ‘breakthrough cases’?
Ohio isn’t tracking the number of fully vaccinated people who have contracted COVID-19. Instead, the state collects data about how…
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US cities reclaiming health through Blue Zones initiative
REDONDO BEACH, Calif. — The secret to living a long, fulfilling life might not be a secret after all. Years…
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Supreme Court Justice Breyer talks potential retirement
Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer is struggling to decide when he should retire, according to an interview he gave The…
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