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Trump announces $180M for mining education as administration recommits to coal

President Donald Trump said last Friday the federal government will fund $180 million in grants for mining schools across the country as part of his administration’s goal of rebuilding the U.S. coal industry.
Wilmington College announces August 2026 graduates
Wilmington College announces those students who completed their studies by earning Bachelor of Science (BS), Bachelor of Arts (BA), Master of Organizational Leadership (MOL) and Master of Science in Occupational Therapy (MSOT) degrees following the 2026 Summer Semester. Many of them participated in the College's 150th annual Commencement on May 9.
Book bans, censorship, and funding fears challenge Ohio public school librarians
Public school librarians in Ohio are raising alarms about book bans and funding cuts.
Major League Fishing announces 2027 Bass Pro Tour roster
Major League Fishing announced Aug. 13 the 50 professional anglers who have qualified to compete on the 2027 Bass Pro Tour, professional bass fishing’s premier tournament circuit.
For more than 100,000 Ohio Medicaid recipients, worries build about the future of home care
Few nonresidents of nursing homes know more about what they’re like than Dorothy Valentine. For decades, she worked in them, caring for “her” residents.
State Fire Marshal K‑9, Finn, retires after nearly a decade of dedicated service
The Ohio Department of Commerce’s Division of State Fire Marshal celebrated the retirement of Ignitable Liquid Detection K-9 Finnegan “Finn” Aug. 11.
Candidates highlight data center plans; next Ohio governor will select regulators
Ohio’s two candidates for governor have conflicting ideas of what they would like to see happen to future data centers, which have become a political lightning rod in this year’s November election.
McClain High School wins $5K in T-Mobile's Friday Night 5G Lights program
T‑Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) has announced the return of Friday Night 5G Lights for its third season, giving small-town high schools across America more opportunities than ever to celebrate their communities and compete for prizes that can make a meaningful difference.
With debt near $40T, GOP bills would tie debt hikes to spending cuts
The Dollar-for-Dollar Deficit Reduction Act, introduced separately by U.S. Senate Republican Whip John Barrasso of Wyoming and Rep. Greg Steube, R-Fla., would require any increase or suspension of the debt limit to be matched by equal or greater spending cuts over the current year and the following 10 years.
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