FBI chief Wray to resign at end of Biden term
FBI Director Christopher Wray said he will step down after weeks of careful thought at the end of President Biden’s term in January. He noted the need to keep the bureau focused on its mission amid investigations involving Trump and Biden. Kash Patel touted as potential successor as Trump seeks loyalist leadership.
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Oberlin man pleads guilty in fatal Noble shooting
In Oberlin, Xavier Smith pleaded guilty to murder and other charges in the November 27, 2023, shooting of Donte Noble Jr. Donte Noble Sr. and family members urged a life sentence. Authorities say a fight preceded the shooting and three guns were recovered at the scene.
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Rally backs Ohio 4 exoneration push after witness lied
Supporters rally for the Ohio 4 as lawyers argue convictions were wrongful after William Avery Jr admitted lying at trial. Exonerees Cleveland Edwards and Lenworth Edwards push for new trials while Davis and John Edwards remain imprisoned. Public defenders cite dozens exonerations and call for immediate judicial action before new governor takes office.
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Lawmakers debate Ohio school bill amid closures and state control
In a lame duck clash, Rep Gayle Manning and others criticize a bill aimed at distressed districts. Lorain officials warn against repetitive reform without district input as state control, closures, and teacher layoffs loom. Officials cite past HB 70, district attendance issues, and a list of at risk schools. Additional districts face potential loss of local control or closure under SB 295 with unclear scope.
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