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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Outlines How Much Money Has Been Given to Food Banks Statewide Amid SNAP Suspension

Mike DeWine · Columbus

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Outlines How Much Money Has Been Given to Food Banks Statewide Amid SNAP Suspension

78% Center coverage: 9 sources

Last week, Gov. DeWine had announced plans to give $7 million to regional food banks statewide.See the Story

Beshear Sends State National Guard to Staff Food Banks Seeing ‘Surge’ Amid SNAP Delays

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Beshear Sends State National Guard to Staff Food Banks Seeing ‘Surge’ Amid SNAP Delays

100% Left coverage: 4 sources

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear is sending the National Guard to staff food banks while more than 600,000 in the state await federal food assistance during the ongoing government shutdown.See the Story

Governor DeWine Signs House Bill 44 Into Law, Updating Police Training and Civil Service Rules

Mike DeWine · Columbus

Governor DeWine Signs House Bill 44 Into Law, Updating Police Training and Civil Service Rules

Columbus, Ohio — Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has signed House Bill 44 into law, introducing new standards for police training, chief of police appointments, and civil service procedures. The bill, sponsored by State Representatives Joseph A. Miller III (D-Amherst) and Kevin D. Miller (R-Newark), aims See the Story

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