Serbian PM resigns amid ongoing protests and calls for change
Belgrade reports Milos Vucevic resigned amid weeks of anti corruption protests sparked by the Novi Sad central station collapse that killed 15. The move follows student led demonstrations across Serbia and mounting demands for a transitional government and fair elections as President Vucic faces a rising challenge from the opposition.
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Lottery results and jackpots update
Midday Pick 3 numbers 2 9 3 and 1 1 5, Midday Pick 4 7 4 9 7 and 7 8 0 0, Midday Pick 5 6 5 9 8 3 and 9 0 0 5 4. Rolling Cash 5 draws 24 25 31 36 37 with jackpot of 140000. Classic Lotto jackpot stands at 2600000.
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Two charged in fatal ATV crash in Camden Township
Kyle R. Hill, 24, of Camden Township, died after a Polaris RZR rollover in Camden Township on November 16. Jordon Phillips, 25, of Camden Township, and David Tipple, 26, of Wakeman Township, are indicted in Lorain County Common Pleas Court on multiple felonies and a misdemeanor each for aggravated vehicular homicide, felonious assault and related counts. Both were arrested on secret indictments, later booked and released on bond. Tipple was driving a speeding Ford F-150 that allegedly chased the Polaris, leading to the crash that killed Hill near Route 303. Hill was a Firelands High School graduate and Kokosing Construction employee engaged to be married.
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Firelands High School
Kokosing Construction
DBR sues Elyria city over detention pond breach and land take
After a two year dispute the city council approved a 2023 agreement to fix flooding but DBR says no work was done and forced it to spend 1.2 million. The suit seeks return of land taken for ponds, reimbursement, ongoing drainage maintenance, and damages. Reaser linked to Brubaker in 2024 campaign. Case cites mayor as defendant and delays past Jan 28 2025.
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Federal funding pause rattles Ohio agencies and nonprofits
Democratic lawmakers decry a Trump memo freezing federal disbursements. In Lorain County, Second Harvest warns half its food comes from federal funds and could vanish within a month without steady support. Local housing, schools, and city programs fear impacts on housing vouchers, Title I funds, and safety grants amid a looming freeze.
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Oberlin grapples with new immigration enforcement in schools
Oberlin area officials described confusion and fear as changes in immigration enforcement around schools, led by a DHS release supporting officers in schools and churches. Oberlin Schools President Farah Emeka said districts fear and uncertainty prevail while district leaders insist they will follow both state and federal laws and seek guidance.
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Family of murder victim testifies as trial proceeds
Lee Hudson asked the court to deny leniency for Hudson Jr. and urged accountability while lamenting his brother’s death. Dacon Hudson described loss of his father and brother and the family’s sense of division, seeking closure and a why behind the tragedy. Contact details for further information provided.
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