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    Texas, Ohio State, Texas Tech stay unbeaten as Louisville fallsโ—No. 1 Texas, No. 7 Ohio State, No. 11 Texas Tech stay unbeaten while No. 16 Louisville goes downโœ‰newsHealthMedicine2 min ago

    Top-ranked Texas, No. 7 Ohio State and No. 11 Texas Tech all remained undefeated in the latest round of college football results, while No. 16 Louisville suffered its first loss. The wins keep the three unbeaten powers firmly in the national championship conversation, while Louisville's defeat is expected to knock the Cardinals down or out of the next rankings.

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    Ohio village floats 9,222 solar panels on its reservoirโ—Ohio village puts 9,222 solar panels on reservoir, now has 13 times the state's solar per residentโœ‰newsEnvironmentEnergy7 min ago

    A village in Ohio has installed 9,222 floating solar panels on its reservoir, giving it roughly 13 times the solar capacity per resident of the state average. The project turns unused water surface into a clean power source while the panels can also help reduce evaporation. The initiative is drawing attention as an example of how small communities can lead on renewable energy adoption.

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    Ohio solar farm hosts 3 million honey beesโ—This Ohio solar farm is now home to 3 million honey bees across more than 50 hives, turning an energy sitโœ‰newsEnvironmentEnergy7 min ago

    A solar farm in Ohio has become home to roughly 3 million honey bees living in more than 50 hives, turning the energy site into a pollinator habitat. The project pairs renewable power production with agriculture, and coverage highlights it as an example of how solar installations can double as space for bee conservation at a time of widespread concern over declining pollinator populations.

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    Ohio investor buys Pinellas County retail plazaโ—Pinellas County retail plaza bought by Ohio investorโœ‰newsBusinessRetail26 min ago

    An Ohio-based investor has purchased a retail plaza in Pinellas County, Florida. The sale was reported by Business Observer, which covers business news on Florida's Gulf Coast. Details on the price, tenants, or the buyer's plans for the property were not disclosed. The deal adds to ongoing out-of-state investment activity in Tampa Bay-area commercial real estate.