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Meta settles with Kentucky, other states, including changes for kids’ safety
Meta has agreed to a landmark $17.1 billion settlement, implementing strict safety features and usage limits on Facebook and Instagram to protect children and improve youth online well-being.
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1mA new Dunkin' Donuts is coming Crescent Springs
A new Dunkin' location is opening in Crescent Springs on August 31, featuring a convenient drive-thru and a free tumbler giveaway for the first 50 early customers.
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4mCampbell County Commonwealth’s Attorney to step down
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6mNo longer, 'Can we?', Ryle girls soccer focuses on 'Why not?'
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4mCincinnati Art Book Fair brings books back to The Carnegie
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2mWalton Fire Protection District to break ground on new training center
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