Indiana abortion doctor to sue Indiana AG over defamation claim
Dr. Caitlin Bernard, an Indianapolis obstetrician who treated a 10-year-old rape victim from Ohio, filed a tort claim notice against Attorney General Todd Rokita alleging false statements. The 90 day window opens for a possible suit. records show Bernard reported the case within Indiana's three day abortion reporting rule for minors.
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CDC advisers back traditional Novavax COVID vaccine option
U S adults with no COVID shots may consider Novavax a more conventional vaccine. Advisers cited 26 to 37 million unvaccinated adults and urged regulators to authorize a booster timing. WHO warned Europe faces rising cases and hospitalizations as delays and system strain persist.
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Residents oppose Dollar General move amid zoning and safety concerns
About 180 signatures on a Lafayette Township petition against a Dollar General near Lafayette Road and Chippewa Road. Residents fear staff shortages, weak maintenance, and a new turning lane, while officials note zoning rules and ODOT control. OSHA cited a Seville store for exit-locks, with penalties of 145027 dollars. Local figures Burmeister Strogin Wardhola push for review and community input.
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Ohio election denier qualifies for secretary of state ballot
Terpsehore Tore Maras, a conservative podcaster who has promoted Trump falsehoods about 2020, gathered over 5000 signatures to run as an independent for Ohio secretary of state. She will compete against Frank LaRose and Chelsea Clark in November. Maras previously sought the Republican primary but did not make the ballot.
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Ohio Supreme Court approves new map with six Democratic leaning districts
The court ruled the map avoids unduly favoring the majority party though critics say it still favors politicians over Ohioans rights to fair elections. The decision sends the map back to the Republican General Assembly which must act within 30 days or return to the redistricting panel.
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