Ten years ago this Thursday, Harambe, a beloved gorilla and icon of the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens, was put down.

The internet made Harambe a star after his tragic death 10 years ago, but why has his viral moment stretched into a decade?

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City Council has approved an economic development agreement with Ruscilli Construction to move its headquarters to another Dublin location. The 240-unit apartment project marks the Pennsylvania-based ...

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A wrestling coach hailed as a “great guy” was charged with assault after he allegedly slapped a student over the social media “six-seven trend.” Steven E. Nelson, a math teacher and the head wrestling ...