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June 20, 2013
WYSO Local News
WYSO Local News
Error Costs SW Ohio Planned Parenthood $5.05 Million An incomplete application for federal funding means clients of an Ohio Planned Parenthood chapter will now pay for services that were free.
Abandoned Cooler Causes Bomb Scare at Ohio State Fair An abandoned item at the Ohio State Fair led authorities to close the Skyway ride and a section of the fair on its opening day.
Reunion of Doolittle Tokyo Raiders Next April in Dayton Reunion of Doolittle Tokyo Raiders Next April in Dayton
Gov. Kasich says Ohio State Fair the "Best Darned Fair" Gov. Kasich says Ohio State Fair "the Best Darned Fair"
Voinovich among Ohio Backers of Romney's 2012 Bid Voinovich among Ohio Backers of Romney's 2012 Bid
Tea Party: Cut, Cap and Balance - Not Compromise Tea Party: Cut, Cap and Balance - Not Compromise
Extreme Heat Returning to Cincinnati and Dayton Heat is going to extremes again in southwest Ohio, a week after the region saw one of its warmest and longest hot spells in years.
Voter Frustration Grows as Debt Deadline Looms Americans are growing anxious as Congress continues debating whether to raise the government's debt ceiling and under what conditions.
Former Governor Strickland Reassembles Former Advisers Former Governor Strickland Reassembles Former Advisers
Romney to Discuss Economy at Ohio Campaign Stop Romney to Discuss Economy at Ohio Campaign Stop.
International Flying Competition Coming to Ohio International Flying Competition Coming to Ohio.
120 Ohio Post Offices Studied for Possible Closing 120 Ohio Post Offices Studied for Possible Closing
Ohio Workers Caught in Activist's Sting Suspended County officials have suspended two Ohio workers over an online video that appeared to show them inappropriately advising two men about Medicaid benefits.
Area Residents Raise Concerns at CEMEX Meeting Area Residents Raise Concerns at CEMEX Meeting
Ohio Consumer Advocate is Against AEP Rate Plan The state's advocate for residential utility customers says American Electric Power's proposed rate plan could raise next summer's rates for many Ohio customers by 31 percent.
Gov. John Kasich Opens Ohio State Fair Today Gov. John Kasich Opens Ohio State Fair Today.
Siegel and Shuster Society Request Superman Liscence Plates Siegel and Shuster Society Request Superman Liscence Plates
Cincinnati Residents Plea to Keep YMCAs Open Cincinnati Residents Plea to Keep YMCAs Open.
Ohioans Will Be Able to Vote on Federal Healthcare in November Ohioans Will Be Able to Vote on Federal Healthcare in November.
Corn Prices Fall as Heavy Rain follows High Heat Corn Prices Fall as Heavy Rain follows High Heat Across Midwest