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Digital Media Director at @WOSU Public Media, daddy, husband, Christ follower and @OhioState alum. Opinions are my own.
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2026 Ohio primary election results

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By Nick Houser Verified
| WOSU-TV (Columbus, OH) Verified
Tuesday is Election Day, and WOSU is following along as Ohio votes for several key races, including Ohio Governor, U.S. Senate and U.S. House races. The Associated Press provides the real-time vote tallies. The AP does not make projections and declared a winner in both ballot measures only when it was determined no scenario would allow the trailing side to close the gap. Polls close around the state at 7:30 p.m., and the below tallies will update as soon as votes come in.
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The birds are back in town: Peregrine falcons return

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By Nick Houser Verified
| health.ucdavis.edu
(SACRAMENTO) A pair of peregrine falcons has once again returned to their nest atop UC Davis Medical Center. The nest sits at a safe distance from the hospital’s busy helipad, offering the birds a secure place to call home for the spring. This season, the nest features a new, cleaner and larger sign and a ramp. The falcons have already started checking it out as they prepare for their next clutch of eggs. Last year, the female falcon laid five eggs, four of which successfully hatched.
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Sad news about falcon hatchling

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By Nick Houser Verified
| ucdavis.edu
(SACRAMENTO) One of the four baby peregrine falcons born atop the UC Davis Medical Center last month struck a window Tuesday morning and did not survive. Experts said it was the largest of the three females, and she died instantly. She will now be picked up by the California Raptor Center to be studied. From the moment their mother laid eggs, the little falcons captivated many in the Sacramento Region and beyond. Her life, though brief, brought joy to many.
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