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County awards opioid damages to agencies

Franklin County commissioners awarded $295,000 in opioid settlement funds Tuesday to four area agencies that are on the front lines of fighting drug addiction.

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Frankfort arts program aims to end stigma, help addiction recovery

Downtown Frankfort just became a little more colorful, thanks to an art collaboration you might not expect. Organizers hope it can help change lives.

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Franklin County forming Opioid Settlement Committee

Franklin County is forming a new committee to guide the allocation of millions of dollars of opioid settlement proceeds.

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Columbus piloting program to help shoplifters stop stealing

City Attorney Zach Klein said businesses support this program which will help low-level offenders who are impoverished or have other unmet needs.

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Columbus City Attorney hopes to reduce shoplifting by helping those who steal out of need

City Attorney Zach Klein said businesses support this program which will help low-level offenders who are impoverished or have other unmet needs.

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