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February 2012

Gingrich Forges On In Cleveland, Despite Losses Tuesday
Posted Wednesday, February 8
GOP Presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich capped off a campaign swing through Ohio with a brief speech at a Cleveland manufacturing plant.

Changing Gears: Trade Schools
Posted Wednesday, February 29
A lot of student debt comes from attending private, for-profit schools that focus on vocational training.

Feds Say Cleveland’s Fortunes Modestly Brighter
Posted Wednesday, February 29
A new report suggests parts of the local economy are slowly improving

Romney Campaigns In Suburban Columbus
Posted Wednesday, February 29
After a pair of wins in Michigan and Arizona, the frontrunner for the republican presidential nomination turns his attention to Ohio.

New Study Predicts 65,000 Ohio Jobs From Oil And Gas Drilling
Posted Wednesday, February 29
The economic impact study is paid for by backers of the drilling industry and the new horizontal drilling method known as fracking.

Thousands Turn Out for Candlelight Vigil in Chardon
Posted Wednesday, February 29
Many dressed in red and black, Chardon's school colors, in memory of the victims.

Third Student Dead in Chardon School Shooting
Posted Tuesday, February 28
County prosecutors say T.J. Lane admitted firing the fatal shots and that the 17-year old is expected to charged as an adult.

New Solutions for Sleep Apnea
Posted Tuesday, February 28
Small, disposable treatment for a common sleep problem

Students Reveal Details About Chardon Shooter
Posted Monday, February 27
Chardon High School students say the shooter attended a local alternative school for at-risk kids.

High School Shooting Claims A Victim
Posted Monday, February 27
After being rushed from the scene, a teenager has died, say hospital representatives.

One Dead, Four Students Injured in Chardon HS Shooting
Posted Monday, February 27
Details of the shooting are still emerging, but authorities confirm shooter in custody.

Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Race, A Moment in History
Posted Friday, February 24
On Tues, Cuyahoga County voters will pick a new prosecutor in historic race

State Regulators Reject American Electric Power Deal
Posted Thursday, February 23
State regulators have tossed out the rate increases, but the fight isn't over

Ohio Attorney General Files Suit Against Obama Contraceptive Order
Posted Thursday, February 23
Mike DeWine says Ohio taxpayers could be adversely affected if the order is allowed to stand.

PUCO Looks At Reversing Call On AEP
Posted Thursday, February 23
Bills that nearly doubled for some customers prompted nearly 400 complaints.

Changing Gears: Midwest Embraces Immigrants
Posted Wednesday, February 22
Midwestern cities put out the welcome mat for foreign investors and residents.

Beyond Stable
Posted Wednesday, February 22
A brain-training program helps people with schizophrenia get to the next level.

GOP Senate Candidates Debate At City Club
Posted Wednesday, February 22
Five candidates gave their pitches for why they should be the nominee to challenge Democrat Sherrod Brown. Listen to the entire debate.

Renewables Industry Initiates “Clean Energy” Ballot Issue
Posted Wednesday, February 22
The ballot issue would have the state borrow billions of dollars to boost wind, solar, geothermal and other "clean energy” projects.

As Primary Looms Closer, Knox County Residents Weigh Republican Field
Posted Tuesday, February 21
Voters in one of Ohio's Republican strongholds review the top GOP contenders.

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