Court orders new trial in Ohio adoption murder case
An appeals court orders a new trial for Judith Hawkey after ruling that testimony from a child abuse pediatrician a clinical psychologist and a former teacher should not have been admitted. The case centers on the 2003 shooting of Robert Breininger in rural northwestern Ohio and the boy now adult who confessed years later that Hawkey urged him to kill his father to make the death look accidental. Hawkey is serving a life sentence for aggravated murder and insurance fraud.
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Feds Seek Public Input on Wayne Forest Oil Leasing
The Bureau of Land Management opened a public comment period on a draft environmental assessment for oil and gas leasing in Wayne National Forest in southeastern Ohio. Comments are due by May 29 and the review covers about 40 000 acres, aiming to assess impacts across a broader area to avoid multiple reports. Supporters cite economic potential while residents voice environmental concerns.
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Resort plans new lodge for Mad River Mountain blaze site
Peak Resorts advances design for a 6.5 million lodge at Mad River Mountain near Bellefontaine replacing the fire-destroyed building. The new lodge will be about twice the size, with construction to start next month and completion hoped by November 1.
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Remains Found Beneath Cincinnati Music Hall Renovation
Archaeologists plan analysis after workers uncovered skull and bones under the orchestra pit at Cincinnati Music Hall. The site, once a public burial ground, yielded bones from four adults with six grave shafts nearby. Renovat ion work continues on the $135 million project as researchers study possible reburial motives.
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Ohio takes in few unaccompanied minors amid migrant influx
Yeser Escalante a 13 year old Guatemalan migrant and his two sisters live with their mother in Butler County after fleeing poverty and violence. Federal data show Ohio has accepted about 1 percent of nearly 104000 unaccompanied minors placed across the country since 2013. Yeser now 16 attends Lakota West High School and speaks English well, but educators warn a surge of non English speakers strains schools.
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