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Hamilton JournalNews was a daily broadsheet newspaper located in Hamilton, Ohio, and was owned by Cox Media Group. It reported on news from Hamilton and the surrounding regions. In September 2013, Cox Media Group Ohio revealed plans to combine the Hamilton JournalNews with The Middletown Journal, resulting in the creation of a new publication called Journal-News, which took effect on November 1.

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FanDuel bans bettor over heckling incident with Olympic champion sprinter Gabby Thomas

2 days ago | journal-news.com | Pat Graham

Last weekend, Thomas finished fourth in a 100-meter race won by Melissa Jefferson-Wooden. The bettor wrote in a post on social media that he “made Gabby lose by heckling her. And it made my parlay win.” He posted a picture of his parlay that had Jefferson-Wooden winning the 100. Thomas, the 200-meter champion at the Paris Games last summer, explained the heckling incident on X.
Nebraska is the latest state to ban transgender students from girls' sports

2 days ago | journal-news.com | Margery Beck

The measure passed by the Nebraska Legislature last week broke a filibuster by a single vote cast along party lines. It was pared down from its initial form, which also sought to bar transgender students from using bathrooms and locker rooms corresponding with their gender identity. Sponsors agreed to drop the bathroom and locker room ban when one Republican — Omaha Sen. Merv Riepe — declared he would vote against it otherwise. The measure was first introduced in 2023 by then-freshman Sen.
Japan's annual births fall to record low as country's 'silent emergency' deepens

2 days ago | journal-news.com | Mari Yamaguchi

The decline comes about 15 years faster than the government prediction. Last year's figure is about one-quarter of the peak of 2.7 million births in 1949 during the postwar baby boom. The data in a country of rapidly aging and shrinking population adds to concern about the sustainability of the economy and national security at a time it seeks to increase defense spending.
Packers believe weekend film studies at Kenny Clark's home may produce more consistent pass rush

2 days ago | journal-news.com | Steve Megargee

“It was on and off,” the three-time Pro Bowl defensive lineman said during organized team activities this week. “Honestly, not good enough. Not good enough. Not good enough to win a championship, so we’ve got to be better.”That's why Green Bay's pass rushers have been conducting regular offseason film sessions at Clark's home.
What we know about the visa obtained by Egyptian man who injured a dozen people in Colorado

2 days ago | journal-news.com | Elliot Spagat

Soliman entered the country in August 2022 on a tourist visa that expired in February 2023, according to Tricia McLaughlin, spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security. She said Soliman filed for asylum in September 2022 and was granted a work authorization in March 2023, but that also expired. The department did not respond to requests for additional information. Federal immigration authorities took Soliman's wife and children into custody Tuesday.
Ohio’s 2nd Wawa to open in Fairfield later this month

3 days ago | journal-news.com | Michael Pitman

“We are grateful to the Buckeye State for embracing us with open wings when we opened our first store in April in Liberty Twp. and are excited to continue to serve the Ohio community with our second store in the state,” said Brian Schaller, president of Wawa. ExploreThe first Ohio store opened on Cincinnati-Dayton Road last month in Liberty Twp.
800 pounds of strawberries: Annual festival in Shandon has been a treat for 98 years

3 days ago | journal-news.com | Ginny McCabe

Shandon will host the 98th annual old-fashioned festival from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 14. It is presented by The Shandon Congregational Church and the Shandon Civic Association. “Our church, which was founded in 1803, started this 98 years ago,” said Margy Beckner, chair of the festival. She and her husband, Russ, have been involved with the festival for 47 years. The event originally started as a small church dinner. “It was the church social thing to do, and our church is about a lot of traditions.
Serving the city: School, businesses support Hamilton food pantry amid scarcity

3 days ago | journal-news.com | Michael Pitman

“The reason for our school is to live out the mission of serving others,” said Principal Josh Mears. “This seemed like a prime opportunity to do that. It’s not one we felt like we could turn our backs on.
MetroParks to purchase 44 acres in Hamilton for conservation corridor

3 days ago | journal-news.com | Michael Pitman

“The soils of this parcel are not stable in the presence of water and would not support heavy vehicles such as trucks,” said Tidyman at the May 28 City Council meeting. “Physically possible uses of the property are limited.”The property is within a 100-year flood zone and retains water for much of the year. Beck Consulting, Inc. appraised the land and recommended that it be used for some type of passive recreation.
Estate tax repeal pending in Congress raises debate over charity, wealth gap

3 days ago | journal-news.com | Jen Balduf

“Ohio’s family small business owners and farmers spend a lifetime feeding and fueling our nation, and they often hope to pass down their businesses to the next generation. I’m supporting this bill to give hardworking families and farmers relief from the costly tax burden that makes it hard — or even impossible — for them to provide for our communities for generations,” said U.S. Sen. Jon Husted, R-Ohio, in a prepared statement.