These 6 Ohio cities were named among the best places to live, per U.S. News & World Report

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63% : Youngstown is No. 132 in Best Places to LiveYoungstown has seen quite the transformation in recent years, as the city is teeming with wineries, craft breweries and live entertainment, as well as restaurants and outdoor attractions.
53% : Dayton ranked No. 101 for best cities to liveClosely following Cincinnati is Dayton at No. 101 for Best Places to Live in the U.S.Dayton's cost of living is lower compared to the national average, with residents spending less on expenses like groceries and health care, according to U.S. News.
52% : With a population of 911,836 people, Columbus ranked No. 61 for the Best Places to Live in the U.S.Coming in at No. 98 in the rankings, Toledo's history and attractions make it stand out among tourists and residents alike.From Toledo's glassmaking roots to sightseeing attractions, the Glass City's low cost of living and outdoor activities show just how much the city has to offer.

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