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October 2012

Waves And Wind Drive Lake Erie, As Hurricane Sandy Advances
Posted Monday, October 29
We take a quick, cold, and wet look at the lakeshore which has yet to experience the full brunt of today's storm activity.

Great Lakes Shipping Sets Anchor As Sandy Pummels Region
Posted Monday, October 29
Dozens of ore carriers and tugs go to port, to wait out the so-called "Frankenstorm".

Hail, Hail Chuck Berry
Posted Monday, October 29
Rock's elder statesman credits the Cleveland roots of his career

Kaptur And Wurzelbacher Square Off Over Issues
Posted Saturday, October 27
The longest-running Democratic Congresswoman and Tea Party candidate "Joe the Plumber" have their final formal debate in Toledo.

Redistricting Changes Debated At City Club
Posted Friday, October 26
Ohio’s redrawn congressional districts sparked such discontent among Democrats that it became an election issue on the November ballot.

Workers Comp System Drops Premium Price For Local Governments
Posted Friday, October 26
Fewer workers are getting hurt on the job, and that's allowed the workers comp system to save money.

OH GOP Accuses Obama Camp of Luring Voters with Pizza
Posted Friday, October 26
The party says offering pizza to students in exchange for votes violates election laws.

Cities Bemoan Costly Presidential Campaign Visits
Posted Friday, October 26
Some cities still reeling from state budget cuts have sent bills to the campaigns for their expensive visits.

StateImpact Ohio: Teachers Hope to Leave Their Classroom for the Statehouse
Posted Friday, October 26
Inspired by the 2011 battle over collective bargaining, teachers hope to become lawmakers.

Obama Draws 12,000 To Cleveland Rally
Posted Friday, October 26
President Barack Obama capped a 2-day whirlwind tour of battleground states with a stop at Burke Lakefront Airport Thursday.

Why the Electoral College Really Matters In this Election
Posted Thursday, October 25
In this tight race between Obama and Romney,the Electoral College winner could be different from the popular vote winner.

Republican Ad Accuses Democrat of ‘Sympathy for Rapists’
Posted Thursday, October 25
Ohio Democrats are not taking the political ad that attacks their Supreme Court candidate Bill O’Neill as being sympathetic to rapists.

Provisional Ballots Won’t Be Counted Until 11 Days After Election
Posted Thursday, October 25
It's standard Ohio practice. But that could pose a problem, especially if the presidential race in Ohio is as tight as some experts think.

Hit With 3rd Quarter Decline, Diebold Inc. Suspends Global HQ
Posted Thursday, October 25
The project will be "indefinitely" suspended as the company looks for ways to recover from disappointing figures.

Teaching Legislators By Becoming One
Posted Thursday, October 25
Teachers want to impact education from inside the statehouse.

Task Force Recommends Against Use of Hormones By Older Women To Stay Healthy
Posted Thursday, October 25
Hormone therapy has benefits and risks.

Ryan: Romney Administration Aims For 12 Million Jobs
Posted Wednesday, October 24
Romney's running-mate pitches jobs, smaller government, and economic growth while visiting northeast Ohio's largest city.

Biden Campaigns In Marion Wednesday
Posted Wednesday, October 24
The rally for Obama and Biden was in the heart of what you might call “enemy” territory. Ohio Public Radio’s Bill Cohen reports.

Over 1,000 Voting In Person Daily In Cuyahoga County
Posted Wednesday, October 24
Large numbers of people are voting early in Ohio, and more than 15 percent of the votes cast so far have been in Cuyahoga County.

Ryan Promises To Strike Down ‘Obamacare’ Mandate
Posted Wednesday, October 24
The GOP's vice-presidential nominee stirs up crowd with talk of faith, less government regulation, and opportunity.

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