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Domestic violence survivor shares story of hope

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By Kimberly Perez
| Spectrum News 1 Columbus Verified
AKRON, Ohio — More than 70 women are shot and killed by their partners every month, according to Everytown Research. They also found that access to a gun makes an abuser five times more likely to kill their victim. Ayauna Edwards-Bush lost her eyesight after being shot by a former boyfriend. She shares her story in hopes of saving others. Edwards-Bush was thrilled that the woman she considers a sister showed up for her big day Wednesday.
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Federal judge blocks ruling that banned THC drinks

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By Kimberly Perez
| Spectrum News 13 Verified
CLEVELAND — THC drinks are back on shelves at some Ohio businesses after a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order, blocking enforcement of parts of Senate Bill 56, the bill that stopped THC drinks from being sold in Ohio in March. “We lost jobs, we lost tax revenue. We lost consumer choice. Now we’re hopefully gaining that back,” said Brent Zimmerman, co-founder of Saucy Brew Works. Zimmerman said THC drinks quickly became 25% of his sales.
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Scientist says certain tick bites can cause meat allergy

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By Kimberly Perez
| Spectrum News 1 Columbus Verified
OHIO — Many Ohioans know a bite from a deer tick can cause Lyme disease, but there’s another kind of tick bite that’s causing a surprising allergy. “As lone star ticks expand their range further and further north, red meat allergy is moving right along with it,” said Afsoon Sabet, an entomologist with The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Sabet said bites from the lone star tick can cause an allergy known as alpha-gal syndrome. It’s not a disease like a bacteria or a virus.
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