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Paul Yanchek, Joe Frost and Chris Pugh discuss the Steelers win over Baltimore, the injury to Pittsburgh-area native Damar Hamlin and the Steelers playoff chances and the upcoming game against Cleveland.

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Peter Holland and Chris Pugh talk about the Browns win over Washington, the Steelers win over Baltimore and Damar Hamlin's injury against the Bengals.

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(PUBLIC NEWS SERVICE) - Virginia s future farmers learn both urban and rural agriculture have their place, North Carolina schools use Arizona s successful tutoring model to reignite post-pandemic learning, generous quilt makers provide comfort to Kentucky s flood victims, and Alaska s Santa Claus shares greetings.

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(By Christopher Johnston for Eye on Ohio.Broadcast version by Nadia Ramlagan for Ohio News Connection Collaboration reporting for the Ohio Center for Investigative Journalism-Public News Service Collaboration) - While running for Cleveland City Council Ward 3 seat last year, Ayat Amin spent a lot of time canvassing neighborhoods and talking to residents about environmental issues.  “What came up time and again in our conversations that really resonated with people was air quality,” she said. “Specifically there were a lot of residents who felt they were experiencing poor air quality but didn’t know what to do about it.” When she inquired about signs of air pollution in their neighborhood, residents told her they would have to wipe soot off of their outdoor plants or off their houses. In Ohio City, residents of Lakeview Terrace, one of the oldest public housing complexes in the U.S., complained of particles in the air from the roughly 1,000 trucks passing through, spewing exhaust and stirring up dust that landed on their cars, homes and in the air they breathed every day. After she lost the election to incumbent Kerry McCormack, Amin convened an informal citizen action group that met regularly to research available data and discuss air pollutants such as methane and lead in the air. 

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The sermon is based on Luke 2:8-20.

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(PUBLIC NEWS SERVICE) - A new statewide initiative aims to help connect domestic-violence survivors with medical providers, with a focus on treating traumatic brain injury. Rachel Ramirez, founder the Ohio Domestic Violence Network's Center on Partner-Inflicted Brain Injury, said survivors often experience severe violence aimed directly at the head, neck and face. But there's been a longstanding gap in accessing the right medical services when individuals come into shelters. She said a portion of the initiative's more than $6-million dollars in funding will be used to pay for treatment.

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(PUBLIC NEWS SERVICE) - Fracking is a very water-intensive industry, and a new study dives into the impact of unconventional oil and gas drilling on aquatic ecosystems in the Ohio River Basin. Ponds, streams and reservoirs typically supply the water for hydraulic fracturing, which is used to create fissures in rock from which oil and gas are extracted. Ohio Northern University Associate Professor of Chemistry Christopher Spiese said examining water-flow reductions is important as it results in reduced depths and the total volume of the water source. "You're restricting the habitat that fish and invertebrates have to feed and spawn," said Spiese. 

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(PUBLIC NEWS SERVICE) - One in five people in Appalachian Ohio lives with diabetes. Despite increasing prevalence, providers in the region say many of their patients believe their type 2 diabetes was inevitable and they were helpless to prevent it. Behavioral diabetes researcher and Co-Director of the Diabetes Institute at Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine Dr. Elizabeth Beverly explained people with diabetes are more likely to experience depression, anxiety, or develop certain eating disorders. 

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Paul Yanchek and Chris Pugh gripe about social media and the culture wars.

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The sermon is based on Isaiah 7:10-16.

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