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Reentry resources expanded to address healthcare, identification and housing
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New guidance to assist people with obtaining healthcare, housing, and identification documents after they’ve been incarcerated is now available from the Supreme Court of Ohio.
Every year, thousands of people return to Ohio communities following time in prison or jail. As they seek to reestablish themselves in their communi ... (full story)
Supreme Court awards record transportation grants to Ohio schools
This school year, more students than ever can experience the Supreme Court of Ohio thanks to a record number of grants awarded to schools across the state. As part of its civic education outreach, the Supreme Court awards grants to offset transportation costs to allow schools to take field trips to the Thomas J. Moyer Ohio Judicial ... (full story)
Airbnb pledges $500M for its nonprofit to offer more free emergency stays
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NEW YORK (AP) — Airbnb plans to dedicate $500 million to its philanthropic arm over the next five years to increase temporary housing support for medical travelers and disaster survivors.
The short-term rental platform will fund the expansion by donating 10 cents from every booking and make up any shortfall, according to A ... (full story)
EPA response to 2023 Ohio train derailment will be investigated by agency watchdog
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The Environmental Protection Agency's response to the disastrous 2023 East Palestine train derailment will be investigated after local residents of the small town on the Ohio-Pennsylvania border and Vice President JD Vance pressed for the review.
The Inspector General of the EPA announced the investigation Oct. 27 to assess the ... (full story)
Protection order challenge could not be reviewed without first filing objections in trial court
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A person subject to a civil stalking protection order must first file objections with the trial court before challenging alleged errors on appeal, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled today.
The Supreme Court affirmed, with modification, the Tenth District Court of Appeals’ judgment concerning a civil stalking protection order ... (full story)

