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The Alarms Never Sounded. Five Years Later, Yenkin-Majestic Pleads Guilty.
The Columbus manufacturer pleaded guilty to federal negligent endangerment more than five years after an explosion killed Wendell Light, injured eight workers and sent a predominantly Black neighborhood into a years-long fight for answers.
The Board didn’t decide where Rep. Ismail Mohamed lives. The challenge is coming back.
Franklin County election officials did not reach the underlying residency dispute Monday after Mohamed changed his voter-registration address. Former state Rep. Bernadine Kennedy Kent says she plans to file another challenge.
Where does Rep. Ismail Mohamed live? Voter challenge heads to Franklin County board
Former state Rep. Bernadine Kennedy Kent tells Kin she filed the challenge and says a sheriff found Mohamed at the Delaware County property he co-owns. County records, an image obtained by Kin, and state filings deepen the questions about where the sitting lawmaker resides.
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