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Rico Exotic, who has 1.7 million followers, did not have a permit to house the monkey in Ohio. He says he was not told that he needed one when he contacted the authorities.

The attacker's friends and peers did not know about his violent fantasies, leading the report to conclude "bystander fatigue" contributed to the shooting.

Homeowners have reported teens damaging fences, citing it as the "Kool-Aid Man" TikTok challenge, but TikTok and police alike found no evidence it even exists.

Dena Morris said: "I'm feeling like it's surreal. Like, it can't be real, but it is real. And it just kind of completes you."

The crisis has killed half a million Americans over the past two decades, but this was the first time pharmacy companies defended their role in court.

The plan is "even more rigged than its predecessor and an outlier among partisan gerrymanders nationwide," the lawsuit alleges.

Researchers aren't clear how the virus is spreading among the deer.

A new rule requiring coal-fired power plants to remove ash and toxic metals from their wastewater has caused dozens to shut down or switch to natural gas.

How hedge funds and private equity firms exploit workers' retirement savings.

"Nobody had ever made a suggestion of election malfeasance," a Lake County official said.

The bill passed in Ohio's House of Representatives Thursday would stop businesses and schools from requiring vaccination for employees, customers or students.

One animal lover described the video as proof "there's a few good people left on this planet."

The man walked out of the bank with $215,000—worth more than $1.7 million in 2021.

A man was asleep on his couch in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, when a vehicle being pursued by police crashed into his home early Friday morning.

The former police chief made a "pointy KKK hat out of paper" and wore it in front of the officer and told him that he should wear that hat on his next call.

"I feel on top of the world to have him back," Nick Rankin said. "When he saw me, he started crying."

All individuals must be over the age of 21 to enter the drawing.

Tori Geib helped to change Ohio's law on "fail first" treatments, which saw health insurance companies specify that late-stage cancer patients initially be given cheaper drugs.

Lionel Gore, 34, said he decapitated his mother and set her house on fire while his 6-year-old nephew watched.

The previous law permitted residents to purchase consumer-grade fireworks within state borders, but they were required to move them out of Ohio within 48 hours.

The young western lowland gorilla, the first to be born at Cleveland Zoo, is being cared for by the oldest female in the group, who takes it to be fed by humans.

On October 28, when firefighters arrived at the city's only abortion clinic, flames were surrounding an electrical box on an exterior wall.

After losing her husband, Kera Leskovec wrote on Facebook their daughter would grow up hearing "amazing stories" about her dad.

"Don't thank me...it's my duty," Naser Almadaoji told an individual he believed to be a member of ISIS after translating a document from Arabic to English.

The team announced the linebacker suffered a "non-life-threatening injury" while visiting his home state over the weekend.

Ann, who is a Cavalier King Charles spaniel, survived a difficult start to her life in a puppy mill.

The phenomenon of drugged Halloween candy being given to unsuspecting kids is said to be largely an urban legend.

The play is among the most popular modern productions for high schools and the version planned had been retooled for young audiences.

At the scene, authorities found the guitar in question—and they said it was covered in "apparent bullet holes."

The former Ohio treasurer continued to push the Big Lie, despite no evidence backing claims nearly one year since the vote took place.