Ohio news on Friday featured a mix of legal, political, and community developments.
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* A police officer wrote in a report that a woman confessed to a felony crime — but she didn’t, Ohio officials said.
* Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine remains tight-lipped about who he is considering to fill the soon-to-be-vacant Ohio U.S. Senate seat.
* This week, 26 GOP governors, including Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed a joint letter stating they "stand united in support" of his plans to protect American citizens from "disastrous open border policies."
* A man is facing charges for trying to lay claim to a woman’s Ohio home while she was in Florida, authorities said.
* Meijer grocery stores are offering free home delivery in an extended zone for select merchandise through Feb. 1, 2025, according to Emily Henao, vice president of digital experience at Meijer.
* The problem of cell phones in school has perplexed Chad Brinkman since he became principal of Delphos-Jefferson High School eight years ago.
* Just when you thought winter was going to give you a break from all the insect-related drama, sewer moths have to go and ruin all the fun.
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