Hamilton Journal News - 2024-07-02

• Franklin County judge overturns jury verdict in murder case
• Aquarium celebrates 25 years with Shark Summer
• Fourth events: Parade, music, fireworks and more
• 3 days of shows this weekend at RiversEdge amphitheat­er
• Fairfield’s Swine City Brewing to launch hot dog venture, collabs
• Smithereen­s among headliners at Taps, Tastes and Tunes fest
• Details of Lindenwald council meeting
• Scott proves circumstan­ces don’t have to define people
• Conservati­ve justices dodge and weave in abortion case
• Non-dangerous driving offenses ought not cost your license
• Prison hosts Ohio’s first full symphony concert behind bars
• French far right works to turn election wins into power
• Study: Many older adults take aspirin daily despite known risks
• Israeli army orders mass evacuation of Gaza’s Khan Younis
• U.S. wants Boeing to plead guilty to fraud
• Study finds ‘good news’ about how bird flu spreads in cows
• North Koreans’ Kim pins sign of ‘personalit­y cult’
• Company that owns Redbox DVD kiosks files for bankruptcy
• Man recovering from shark bite in state’s third attack in a month
• Court casts doubt on laws to regulate social media
• Bannon surrenders to federal prison to serve 4-month sentence
• House GOP sues AG Garland over access to Biden special counsel interview audio
• Study finds legal pot doesn’t always result in increased teen use
• Stats don’t show women quitting the pill in large numbers
• Running vs. walking: Which is better for your overall health?
• Low vitamin D level actually falls within acceptable range
• Sharing your medication­s list with doctors offers tremendous benefits
• Best tips to ensure families have a fun Fourth of July celebratio­n
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