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Ohio’s eminent domain laws could let data center projects take farmland
Ohio law presumes utility transmission projects serve the public, even when a single private data center is the primary beneficiary.
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2mGuardians vs. Rays ALCS 2026 schedule: Dates, game times and TV information
The Cleveland Guardians face the Tampa Bay Rays in the 2026 ALCS beginning Monday, Oct. 12. See the full schedule, game times and TV information.
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4mInside the mind of Portland Fire’s Carla Leite: “Never satisfied about my game”
Portland Fire guard Carla Leite transformed her 17.3% three-point shooting with Golden State into 40.2% with Portland, driven by relentless self-improvement and a fierce competitive drive.
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2mNJSIAA announces new home for wrestling state finals
The team state wrestling championships won't be hosted at Rutgers for a fourth straight year.
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7mLowndes County approves $1.1B in tax breaks for data center, shuts down public comment
Cloverleaf Infrastructure plans to start building Project Red Clay, which has been highly protested by local residents, at the start of 2027.
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2mBilly Crystal makes deeply personal admission after a devastating year
Billy Crystal opens up about his faith, losing his Pacific Palisades home and the death of close friend Rob Reiner in a candid CBS interview.