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Halloween’s Super Bowl of pumpkin growers descends on California beach town

Kroger Field Gameday Info: Important changes you need to know for Kentucky's opener

Charlie Strong to Call Will Stein’s Kentucky Debut in Full-Circle Reunion

Potential measles exposure announced at Warren hospital

Wayne County reports 5 confirmed measles cases; another 29 cases suspected or probable

Rock legend pulled off of tour by doctors, paramedics: ‘Slow recovery ahead’

“I Fantasized About Getting Hit By A Car”: 25 New Mothers Share The PPD Warning Signs They Ignored, But Don’t Want Other Moms To

Ashtabula, Geauga counties lead state with most measles cases

What to know about the ‘Patriot Games’

Public health alert issued related to potential salmonella contamination recall

Ohio cyclosporiasis cases caused by cyclospora parasite cross 4,000

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Rabid bat confirmed in Painesville, first in Lake County since 2022

8 news sources are covering this Health story right now — Newsylist is tracking how fast it spreads.

Walmart recalls over 16,000 dressers that violate federal safety law due to potentially deadly hazard

5 news sources are covering this Business story right now — Newsylist is tracking how fast it spreads.

Chase Field, Chandler mall among new measles exposure sites in Maricopa County

Maricopa County officials have identified several new measles exposure sites, including public venues and a federal facility.

Talks with potential buyer for Schwebel’s have ‘come to a close’ - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Operations at Northeast Ohio bakery Schwebel’s face closure after sale negotiations collapse and legal action regarding unpaid debt emerges.

Texas pitmaster offers a radical solution to rising brisket prices

Texas pitmasters and industry analysts are responding to record-high beef prices impacting brisket and summer cookout costs.

Heat wave warning: Common medications that can increase your risk of heat illness

Medical professionals are warning that common medications, including antidepressants, can increase a person's vulnerability to heat illness during heat waves.