Max Filby
Investigative Reporter at The Columbus Dispatch
Investigative reporter at @DispatchAlerts, data enthusiast, bourbon sipper, @bgsu alum. Find me on Signal: https://t.co/6oDrpvctLs.
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1 week ago |
dispatch.com | Max Filby
An Ohio working group issued 18 recommendations to improve how law enforcement handles missing person cases. Key recommendations include easier search warrants for high-risk cases, digitizing paper files, and increased penalties for interfering with child custody. The working group was created in response to a Dispatch investigation into missing persons cases.
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1 week ago |
cantonrep.com | Max Filby
The governor's working group on missing persons —created in response to a Dispatch investigation— on Tuesday issued 18 recommendations to improve the way law enforcement agencies search for vanished Ohioans. The group released its final report Tuesday after meeting on and off since late January. Among the recommendations from the group were five changes to state law, including:• A law making it easier for police to obtain search warrants for high-risk missing persons.
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2 weeks ago |
dispatch.com | Max Filby
Columbus-based clothing brand Homage will lease a 207,740 square-foot space on Stelzer Road. The space will serve as the company's corporate headquarters, and house apparel production and distribution. A popular Columbus-based clothing brand will lease a new space on the city's East Side.
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2 weeks ago |
cantonrep.com | Max Filby
A popular Columbus-based clothing brand will lease a new space on the city's East Side. Homage, known for its vintage sports appeal that's earned celebrity backing, will lease 207,740 square feet of office and industrial space at 885 Stelzer Road, according to a press release from real estate firm Newmark. The property is located just across the street from the John Glenn International Airport.
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2 weeks ago |
cantonrep.com | Max Filby
• Ohio exports nearly $20 billion worth of goods to Canada and imports about $19 billion, making tariffs detrimental to the state's economy. • While the tariffs aim to boost U.S. manufacturing, the immediate impact will likely be higher prices for Ohioans as supply chains are disrupted. Ohioans could bear the brunt of a continued trade war between the United States and Canada, as experts and leaders say Ohio enjoys large benefits of trade with its northern neighbor.
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Tariffs force Columbus maker of horror movie-themed card game into 'survival mode.' https://t.co/xvPd9btTL1
Ohio lawmaker talks about how The Dispatch’s VANISHED investigation and a local billboard inspired her to introduce legislation on missing persons at the statehouse. https://t.co/ryx3luAOZw
RT @jbalmert: Does Amazon, Meta or Microsoft own the most Ohio data centers? It's not even close https://t.co/R2xwDk9ONW via @MaxFilby