Teens in custody in three-state crime spree probe
A 16-year-old boy and a 15-year-old girl from Ohio were captured in West Virginia after a police pursuit. Investigators tie them to armed robbery, car theft, and evading police across Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Authorities did not immediately release charges.
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Ohio outlines 7500 plus rape kits tested for DNA matches
Ohio officials report more than 7500 of about 9900 rape kits submitted by 179 law enforcement agencies have been tested for DNA matches. The effort, announced by Attorney General Mike DeWine in 2011, has yielded over 2800 hits and hundreds of indictments as information on matches is returned to agencies for investigation.
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Butler County Eyes New Bus Station and Depot Project
Butler County plans a $26 million transit expansion connecting eastern Butler County with Oxford and Miami University. The proposal includes a transit station at Miami University's Shriver Center and a depot plus parking hub at the former Talawanda High School site. The project, named Butler County Connect, is backed by a $20 million federal grant with local match from Miami University, Talawanda Schools, and the Butler County Regional Transit Authority.
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Garden Luncheon At The Hickories Noted In Elyria Event
A young boy named Matthew Limpach, age 3, of Elyria, waves from the stone entry staircase at the Hickories on Washington Avenue in Elyria during a Saturday afternoon garden luncheon.
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Jennifer Arthur
Grafton
Hickories
Lorain County
Cleveland weighs five year facade inspections for older buildings
Cleveland officials consider a citywide facade inspection program for commercial or multi unit buildings at least 30 years old and three stories tall after a parapet collapse at the Garfield Building. Owners would hire design pros to inspect exteriors every five years with reports, costing about 1000 to 20000 dollars.
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