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	EPA plans to cite 5 Midwest states for pollution Federal officials accuse Ohio and four other Midwest states of violating a new pollution standard for tiny soot particles.
	Voters could decide fate of Toledo science museum County commissioners in Toledo have agreed to put a tax issue on the November ballot that would provide funding to reopen the local science museum.
	Ohio coroner: 12-year-old soccer player dies The coroner's office says a 12-year-old boy has died after collapsing while playing soccer at a sports complex in the Cleveland suburb of Glenwillow.
	Canadians receive free Ohio dinner, 15 years later A couple of Canadians have finally taken a northeast Ohio restaurant up on an offer that arrived by balloon 15 years ago.
	Two-time gubernatorial candidate Hensley arrested Two-time gubernatorial candidate Otis "Bullman" Hensley says his arrest on a sex charge is all a misunderstanding.
	City could require payment for gas before pumping The Jeffersonville City Council is considering an ordinance that would make drivers pay before pumping gasoline.
	Former mayor pays Connersville $7,736 for missing items The former mayor of Connersville has paid the city over $7,700 for 49 items, including two high-definition televisions, that vanished when he left office last year.
	Police use Taser on 14-year-old during fight at school Police used a Taser on a 14-year-old boy to break up a fight at Elkhart Central High School.
	Ohio AG cracks down on office e-mail Ohio Attorney General Nancy Rogers is implementing a no-nonsense e-mail policy in her office, taking aim at one source of trouble for her predecessor.
	Ohio funeral homes often hold on to unclaimed ashes It's not unusual for Ohio funeral homes to hold onto unclaimed ashes, even though that's not something they're required to do.