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The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office is pausing use of its 75 Flock Safety cameras starting Thursday, amid growing scrutiny over the automated license plate readers.
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The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center is hosting "Witness to the Journey," a photo exhibition on the 1965 march from Selma to Montgomery, Ala., to advocate for the Voting Rights Act.
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Cooling stations will offer drinking water and portable mist machines along high-traffic corridors in some of the city's hottest neighborhoods.
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Miami University claims a now-canceled Labor Day event hosted by faculty would've violated state lawThe faculty union president says the plan was to bring classes outside to highlight the work of Miami's employees ahead of Labor Day weekend, but received a message from the school's provost that claimed the event was unlawful.
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