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Members of the Bowling Green community and beyond assembled to protest police brutality and the death of George Floyd by Minneapolis officers. BG24 reporter Chase Bachman spoke with Najwa Matthews and Ayanna Burrell about what protesting means to themselves and the black community. Originall… Read more
As the state begins rolling back COVID-19 restrictions, Ohioans are keeping their eyes on the curve they’ve been working to flatten since March. Read more
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Not everyone stopped working when COVID-19 — and the subsequent stay-at-home order — began. Essential workers have been clocking in at grocery stores, hospitals and other important businesses around the state. Read more
The displacement of students as a precaution of the COVID-19 pandemic has raised questions about how BGSU students should complete their 2020 Census forms in order to be counted correctly.
Students were shot during an anti-war protest by Ohio National Guard members at Kent State University on May 4, 1970. Four students were killed and nine were injured.
For those fighting to combat human trafficking, work doesn’t stop during the COVID-19 pandemic.
On Monday, the city’s Community Improvement Committee met to discuss recommendations on furthering legislation regarding rental properties and holding landlords accountable.
Rent Strike BG is demanding Bowling Green landlords cancel rent until August and refund tenants for payments made in April.
The Wood County Health Department has partnered with Toledo-Lucas County Health Department, Fulton County Health Department and the University of Toledo to create a survey that will help keep track of virus activity in Northwest Ohio.
