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Will Ohio’s biggest races have debates? It’s no longer a given
As televised debates become less common nationwide, it's still an open question whether the candidates for Ohio governor and U.S. Senate will debate.
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2mRain, thunderstorms and sticky air make for a muggy Monday in Mass.
A soggy Monday is ahead for most of Massachusetts with scattered thunderstorms, high humidity and rainfall throughout the day. Here's what to expect.
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3mDeon Broomfield has coined a new word for Penn State’s DBs: What is ‘Zionesque’?
Penn State veteran defensive back Zion Tracy is one of the team's most athletic and versatile players. He can play cornerback, nickel and safety.
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Here are 25 jobs that pay better in Syracuse than they do in the rest of the US (Good Morning CNY for Aug. 17)
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2mDetroit Forecast: A dry day, then rain returns
A second weak cold front will bring rain showers and thunderstorms to southeast Michigan late Tuesday into early Wednesday, with temperatures dropping into the upper 70s and humidity decreasing through Thursday.
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3mWhy a proposed Chick-fil-A was tabled by Palmer Township planners
There are some items the developer has to address before the township will consider approval.