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Bill with TJX addition goes to governor

The Ohio Legislature approved the legislative amendment, pushing up a possible TJX referendum.

Facing Finals sweep, LeBron commends ‘stacked’ Warriors

The end of the series, season and maybe his second stint in Cleveland, are near

Luke Fulton commits to Michigan State

Cardinal Mooney linebacker picks Spartans after receiving 33 Division I offers

Woman reports frightening experience while running in Mill Creek Park

Woman said man followed her, performed sexual act in front of her on park trail.

TO won’t go to HOF induction

Terrell Owens always likes being the center of attention

Proponents push to raise age to buy tobacco to 21

However, it would not prohibit people under 21 from smoking.

Browns, Johnson reach new deal

Terrell Owens always likes being the center of attention

Paraplegic man accused of several charges after long chase

Charges include failure to comply with a police order and resisting arrest.

2 Youngstown women injured after beating with baseball bat

The suspects had an ongoing issue with one of the victims, according to a police report.

SPORTS DIGEST || Canfield's Cianciola named first team All-Ohio

Cianciola named first team All-Ohio columbus Canfield boys tennis standout Tim Cianciola

Colangelo resigns as 76ers president

Bryan Colangelo may not have authored any of the tweets himself, but he seemed to provide private information that went into them

You might have reservations about ‘Hotel Artemis’

‘Hotel Artemis’ Grade: 1 star (out of 4) Rating: R for violence and language throughout, some

‘Ocean’s 8’ covers familiar territory but with women

Sandra Bullock anchors the cast as Debbie Ocean, the never-before-mentioned sister of George Clooney’s Danny Ocean, who has taken up the family business to varying degrees of success (we meet her in a parole hearing) and prefers to work without “hims.” “Hers,” she later explains, can go unnoticed.