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Your weekend is here, Buckeye State. Let’s look back at some of the stories that were in the headlines this week. But first, here’s a look at the forecast:
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Top headlines across Ohio this week
U.S.-based Haitians are buoyed but wary after a judge stops Trump from ending their protections
A judge intervened Monday to keep the protection in place while a lawsuit challenging the administration’s order plays out, Charpentier’s driver’s license was set to expire Tuesday, and he’s worried he might yet be forced to leave before he can graduate in May. Read more >>>
Skimming devices removed from Ohio businesses during operation
The U.S. Secret Service, along with other agency partners, conducted a multi-city Electronic Benefit Transfer fraud and payment card skimming outreach operation in late January, targeting Cleveland, Cincinnati, Seattle and Denver. Read more >>>
Why East Palestine residents are getting smaller settlement checks than anticipated
Personal injury payments are the first portion of the $600 million class action settlement to be distributed to residents. In September of 2024, the settlement was approved, and personal injury payments were ordered to start 30 days after that approval. Read more >>>
State officials: Haitians’ drivers licenses, state IDs may not be valid despite judge’s ruling
State officials said the state of Ohio is working to notify thousands of Haitians in Springfield and surrounding areas that their drivers licenses and state IDs may no longer be valid, despite a federal judge’s ruling on Tuesday extending the Temporary Protected Status designations. Read more >>>
Buckeye Chuck goes against Punxsutawney Phil, predicts early spring
Buckeye Chuck is Ohio’s own Punxsutawney Phil, and he made his 47th appearance this year. As the folklore goes, if Buckeye Chuck sees his shadow at sunrise, Ohioans can expect six more weeks of winter. If not, spring could be right around the corner. . Read more >>>
The biggest stories of the week across the nation
1. Authorities believe Savannah Guthrie’s mom ‘is still out there’
2. Video depicting the Obamas as apes removed from Trump’s social media account
3. Super Bowl LX will help celebrate America’s 250th anniversary
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