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DARKE COUNTY — More than 15 million birds have been depopulated across Ohio because of the bird flu. Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine spoke in Darke County Thursday, detailing his plan for the disease.

The department said outbreaks of bird flu have slowed, giving some unaffected producers a chance to make up for the recent egg shortage. RELATED: Eggs are not the only expensive food: Beef prices ...