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    Interest in Indiana football's schedule is rising as the college football season moves into its middle weeks. Coverage of Week 8 results and Week 9 matchups, including Ohio State's game at USC, has fans checking when and where Indiana plays next as the Hoosiers' season takes shape.

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    Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz is preparing his Hawkeyes for a marquee Big Ten clash in Iowa City, where the 14th-ranked Hawkeyes host the 5th-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes. The matchup between two nationally ranked teams has drawn attention from college football fans, with coverage highlighting the rare top-15 meeting at Kinnick Stadium and the challenge Iowa faces against the higher-ranked visitors.

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    Ohio bank robber used silicone mask, police arrested wrong manโ—A guy in Ohio robbed four banks wearing a $650 silicone mask, and the cops arrested the wrong man. Six of seven bank emp๐•xFR5.1K1 d ago

    Conrad Zdzierak robbed four banks in Ohio wearing a hyper-realistic $650 silicone mask that made him appear to be a Black man. Police initially arrested an innocent man: six of seven bank employees picked him from a lineup, and even his own mother believed the security photo showed her son. The case became a widely cited example of how convincing silicone disguises can defeat eyewitness identification.

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    Sonny Styles, the Ohio State linebacker, is trending in US sports searches as fans and analysts discuss his stock ahead of the NFL draft. Conversation is tied to bye-week rookie evaluations, including talk around teams like the Washington Commanders assessing young defensive talent and early promise under scrutiny.

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    News outlets are covering a stretch of politically charged stories: Trump told an Ohio rally crowd he may not help Democrats if they win, and polling shows 44% of voters see their midterm votes as a rebuke of the president. Coverage also includes how US mail-in ballots are secured and counted, and a report that the US-brokered Gaza ceasefire has stalled a year on.

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    Jeremiah Smith record day fuels Ohio State Buckeyes buzzโ–ผohio state buckeyes footballGgoogleUS2002 d ago

    Ohio State Buckeyes football is drawing wide attention after star receiver Jeremiah Smith delivered a record-setting performance. CBS Sports analyzed where Smith now ranks among the greatest college wide receivers of the 21st century, placing the sophomore in elite company. Fans and analysts are debating whether he is already the best receiver in the country and a top Heisman contender.

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    US House Speaker Mike Johnson has suggested he may return to Louisiana and step down as Speaker if Republicans lose their majority in the midterm elections. The remarks come as Barack Obama campaigns for Democratic candidates in Ohio, attacking Donald Trump ahead of the vote, while the Justice Department declines to indict January 6 witness Cassidy Hutchinson.

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    A Stark County court has ruled that the Feister brothers are ineligible to play football for Massillon, a decision handed down in an Ohio courtroom and reported by Cleveland 19 News. The ruling affects the Washington High program and comes amid an eligibility dispute, though the court's exact reasoning and the family's next steps were not detailed in available reporting.

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    High school football teams across Ohio are preparing for the OHSAA playoffs, with local outlets highlighting upcoming postseason matchups and playoff runs for area programs. Attention is on which teams will advance through the brackets and contend for state titles as the postseason gets underway.

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    Jordan vs. Scalise: House Republicans duel over speaker gavelโ–ผJordan vs. Scalise leadership race๐Ÿฆ‹bluesky2.9K3 d ago

    House Republicans are split between Jim Jordan and Steve Scalise in a contested fight for the party's speaker nomination. The Ohio congressman, backed by hardline conservatives and allies of Donald Trump, faces off against the Louisiana moderate-faction leader with longer institutional ties. Lawmakers are openly divided, raising doubts the party can unite quickly and govern with a narrow majority.

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    Winter Forecast Shifts for Ohioโ—The Winter Forecast Has Changed For Ohio...โ–ถyoutubeEnvironmentClimate946.4K6 d ago

    Meteorologist Ryan Hall reports that the winter weather outlook for Ohio has changed significantly, prompting attention from residents preparing for the season. The updated forecast suggests different conditions than previously expected, and viewers are sharing and discussing the implications for snowfall, temperatures, and travel across the state this winter.

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    Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown holds a six-point lead over Republican Jon Husted in a new poll ahead of the Ohio Senate race, one of the most expensive contests of the midterm election. Barack Obama is set to campaign with Brown and gubernatorial candidate in Cleveland. The race has drawn attack ads, with fact-checkers flagging misleading Republican claims and scrutiny of a PAC ad and Brown's own ad targeting Husted's remarks on poverty.

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    Sixteen people were hospitalized after a lightning strike at a correctional facility in Ohio. Details on their conditions and the extent of injuries have not been released. The incident occurred at the prison grounds, and authorities are assessing the damage while those affected receive medical care.

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    Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are drawing attention on two fronts: the couple shared a public display of affection video that circulated widely, while Kelce's property plans near Cleveland have run into local resistance. In Bratenahl, Ohio, a planning board delayed a tree-planting proposal tied to their property amid a dispute over tree heights, with neighbors voicing concerns about the plans.

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    Democrat Don Leonard has won a Republican-held seat in the Ohio House of Representatives, flipping the district in a notable upset. The result is drawing attention as a sign of Democratic strength in a district that has long leaned Republican, and it could shift the balance of power in the state legislature.

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    Election Day coverage highlights voter in labor and Ohio statehood jokeโ—Election Day Features Voter in Labor, Hot Dems & Don Jr. Warning of Ohio Statehood | The Daily Showโ–ถyoutubeWorldElections3.6M3 d ago

    The Daily Show's election night segment, fronted by Ronny Chieng, featured a woman who went into labor while voting, alongside commentary on Democratic candidates and a clip mocking Donald Trump Jr.'s warning that Democrats would make Ohio a state. Viewers are sharing the segment widely, particularly the unusual story of the voter who gave birth on Election Day.

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    The Lima Public Library in Lima, Ohio has published a new set of book reviews, offering readers in the community recommendations and summaries of titles available through the library. The reviews give a look at what staff are reading and highlight books patrons can borrow.

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    Lottery players across the United States are checking the latest drawing results, including Louisiana's Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers for Oct. 29, 2026, and recent Mega Millions drawings with jackpots reaching $345 million. Outlets including the Cincinnati Enquirer and WKYC published winning numbers and prize breakdowns for Ohio and national players, as excitement builds around back-to-back large jackpots with no confirmed big winner announced.

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    Ohio State receiver Carnell Tate misses Wednesday practiceโ–ผCarnell Tate misses practice on Wednesdayโœ‰newsSportSports3 d ago

    Ohio State wide receiver Carnell Tate did not take part in practice on Wednesday, according to a report from Yahoo Sports. No reason for his absence was given and his availability for the team's upcoming game remains unknown. His status is one to watch as the Buckeyes continue preparations this week.

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    The Blade, Toledo, Ohio's daily newspaper, is drawing attention as its name circulates widely in news feeds. The paper, one of Ohio's longtime regional dailies, is known for local reporting on northwest Ohio and its ownership history, including a period under Block Communications. Readers are currently sharing and discussing the outlet, though the specific story driving the spike is not clear from available details.

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    Storm Team 4 morning forecast with Maci Tetrick on NBC4โ–ผNBC4 Today Storm Team 4 forecast with Maci Tetrickโœ‰newsEnvironmentWeather1 d ago

    NBC4's Today in Columbus featured the Storm Team 4 weather forecast presented by meteorologist Maci Tetrick. The segment delivered the day's outlook for central Ohio viewers, covering conditions as part of the station's regular morning news programming. As with routine local forecasts, the broadcast serves residents planning commutes and outdoor activities around the day's weather.

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    Meteorologist Bryan Still presented the Storm Team 4 weather forecast for NBC4 WCMH-TV, the NBC affiliate serving Columbus, Ohio. The segment offered the station's latest outlook on conditions and storm activity in the region, as local viewers continue to rely on periodic forecast updates for planning around changing weather.

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    Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course unveils 2027 racing scheduleโ—Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course announces 2027 racing scheduleโœ‰newsSportSports6 d ago

    Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington, Ohio has announced its racing schedule for the 2027 season. The venue, a mainstay of American road racing that hosts major motorsport events each year, released the slate of upcoming race weekends, giving fans and teams an early look at the calendar well ahead of the season.