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The Ohio Civil Rights Commission says it's 'probable' that Dublin broke anti-discrimination laws

The ruling sets up a potential legal fight between the city and a couple who alleges the city changed zoning laws to prevent an assisted living facility in an upscale neighborhood.

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Columbus school board approves temporary pay bump for substitute teachers

Under a measure approved by the Columbus Board of Education on Tuesday, substitutes will get $100 extra each week for six weeks to do the job. Substitutes play a major role in the district's plan to start the school year on time even if the teachers are on strike.

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President, state officials expected at groundbreaking for Ohio's Intel project soon

The ceremonial groundbreaking, which had been set for July, had been put off when the CHIPS Act stalled in Congress.

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Wellness Wednesday: How to understand and survive collective grief

Collective grief is an all too familiar concept. With an ongoing pandemic, frequent instances of gun-violence, and plenty of economic instability, there are a number of stressors on our emotional well…

All Sides with Ann Fisher

Improving the gender pay gap

The gender pay gap in the U.S. is alive and well. We take a look at what this means for our understanding of the gender pay gap and at strategies for improving equity.