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Homan says investigators have ‘strong case’ against Ilhan Omar

White House border czar Tom Homan said over the weekend that federal investigators have a “strong case” against U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar.
Fall migration for many birds continues
Fall is in the air. The weather is getting cooler, the leaves are changing colors,  families are visiting the pumpkin patch and life slows down a little bit. But not for our feathered friends.
AT&T upgrading all telephone lines for the Hillsboro Police Department Oct. 21
On Wednesday, Oct. 21, beginning at 9 a.m. AT&T will be upgrading all telephone lines for the Hillsboro Police Department. 
Xi ‘Sinicizes’ China’s Catholic Church, with Vatican approval
The Vatican has been widely criticized for its 2018 provisional agreement with China. While the agreement’s contents are secret, the Holy See revealed that it gives Beijing a role, along with at least a papal right to veto, in appointing Catholic bishops in China.
DeWine’s expedited pardon project reaches record numbers
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has reached 323 pardons issued in his final months in office, part of his seven-year long expedited pardons project.
Poll: Data center companies should pay for power system upgrades
Companies operating data centers should be the ones that pay for upgrades to the electric grid, most voters say according to a new poll.
Southwest illegal border crossing reach lowest level for one year in U.S. history
Illegal border crossings at the southwest border reached their lowest level in U.S. history over the past fiscal year, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection preliminary fiscal 2026 data.
Fairfield Middle School boys first in Southern Hills Athletic Conference cross-country meet
The Fairfield Middle School boys placed first in the Southern Hills Athletic Conference cross-country meet Oct. 17.
Hillsboro Police Report
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Consumer window to submit claims for inflated generic drug prices is open
Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson is urging Ohioans to check their eligibility for compensation from settlements reached with generic-drug manufacturers accused of conspiring to inflate generic-drug prices.
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