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Hispanic business owners speak with Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose on how to start a minority owned business and the resources available in Ohio

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Hispanic business owners speak with Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose on how to start a minority owned business and the resources available in Ohio.

Hispanic business owners speak with Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose on how to start a minority-owned business and the resources available in Ohio.

Join the conversation as Hispanic business owners speak with Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose on how to start a minority-owned business and the resources available in Ohio.

This Friday at 1:30pm, live on https://www.facebook.com/franklarose”

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OSHA to provide protections for immigrant workers reporting safety issues

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ULAC National Educational Service Centers (LNESC)

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Educational and Leadership Virtual Workshop Series LNESC

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The Ohio Latino Affairs Commission OCHLA’s 2022 Annual Report Is Now Available!

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Possible energy price hike has Miami Valley residents, organization worried
"It gets harder and harder," Ute Koehle, who lives in Beavercreek said. "My rent's been going up and gas been going up, and then with the power, it's just all the necessities are going up."
Victim identified in deadly Englewood shooting
The Montgomery County Coroner's Office identified the victim as 36-year-old Brian Gerth of Englewood.
Virginia Kettering's legacy in the Miami Valley
The story of Kettering began in Chicago in the late 1940s. Virginia and her husband Eugene gave a gift to help research polio after a neighbor's child got the disease.
Attorney appointed for Butler Township quadruple murder suspect
Marlow pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity in December. The doctor evaluating Marlow is required to file the second report within 30 days.
Water disruptions to occur in Miami Township
Water service is expected to be returned Wednesday evening, but residents in the red areas will be under a boil advisory for at least 24 hours after water pressure is returned. During this time, residents in the orange area may see discolored water.