Kroger makes organic, natural foods cheaper
The nation’s largest grocery chain is trying to close the price gap between healthy and natural foods and cheaper, processed items.
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On Tax Day, Portman targets IRS
As millions of Americans rush to file their income tax returns before the midnight April 15 deadline, Ohio’s Republican Senator says he is taking steps to curb some of what he sees as abuses of the nation’s tax system by the its tax collection agency.
Hungry Ohio
Two recent reports indicate that a great many Ohioans are hungry and advocates are asking state lawmakers to help fund efforts to feed them.
Entertainment districts
An Ohio Senate committee has approved an amended Senate bill to allow entertainment districts where revelers could carry open containers of alcohol outside bars and restaurants
Budget: GOP changes school funding, tax proposals
Statehouse Republicans trained their sights on school funding cuts and tax increases in their version of a two-year budget unveiled yesterday.
Bush: “I’m my own person”
GOP White House prospect Jeb Bush has kicked off a speech to business leaders in swing-state Ohio with a series of personal recollections, saying he’s his “own person.”
Browns unveil new look
The Browns are the only NFL team without a logo on their helmets. Now, they’re also the only ones with their nickname written down the sides of their pants.
Laying Lauren to rest
The burial for Lauren Hill was held Tuesday in a private ceremony, one day after thousands attended a memorial at the basketball arena where the college freshman made her first layup while fighting brain cancer.
Carrasco takes line drive to face
It was a painful night for the Indians, and not just because they lost the game to the Chicago White Sox 4-1.
Reds 3, Cubs 2
Anthony DeSclafani threw seven scoreless innings, Joey Votto had two hits and drove in a run, and the Reds held on to beat the Chicago Cubs 3-2 on Tuesday night.