Coroner: Death after downtown protest was due to natural causes
Authorities say an autopsy has concluded that a recent Ohio State University graduate who died in late May after attending a protest in Columbus died of natural causes.
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Protesters injured during clashes with Columbus police sue
Ohio anti-racism protesters have filed a federal lawsuit seeking monetary damages for injuries sustained in clashes with police after the death of George Floyd.
First-time jobless claims drop 6% in Ohio
In a sign that Ohio’s economy is slowly reviving after the coronavirus shutdown, the state reported 6% fewer Ohioans applied for first-time jobless benefits last week and the number seeking continued claims continued to decline fell for the 10th straight week.
Muirfield doubleheader
Muirfield Village is gearing up for the first doubleheader on the PGA Tour in 63 years.
Heat wave nears record length
Central Ohio residents were sweltering through the 13th consecutive day of 90-degree plus temperatures as the region closes in on a heat-wave record set more than nearly 140 years ago.
Ohio AG takes on out-of-state liquor sellers
In one of the first-ever lawsuits centering on the 21st Amendment, which repealed Prohibition in 1933, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has filed for a preliminary injunction to immediately stop the flow of illegal liquor shipments into the state.
Ohio Supreme Court to hear country club’s appeal on mound lease
The Ohio Supreme Court will hear a country club’s appeal of orders that it sell back a lease to the state historical agency to provide public access to ancient burial mounds in Licking County.
Fallen officer’s letter: ‘I hope I died with bravery’
A Toledo police officer gunned down in a store parking lot last weekend left behind a letter for his family in case he was killed on the job.
Brother of longest-surviving conjoined twins: ‘They made 68’
A custom casket is being built for the funeral of the world’s longest-surviving conjoined twins, who died July 4 of natural causes.
DeWine’s company gets loan from federal virus aid program
A company partly owned by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is among those that received loans from a $600 billion-plus coronavirus aid program.