Police: Man shot by officer was holding cellphone
Authorities say a man shot and wounded by a Columbus police officer on a burglary call last month was holding a cellphone rather than a gun.
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MBK: (3) Dayton sets school record for wins
Dayton rolled George Washington 76-51 to finish the regular season with its school-record 29th victory.
Famous golf tree vanishes as quickly as it appeared
A tree famous in golf for appearing overnight during the 1979 U.S. Open has met its end.
Ohio loses 12,000 jobs in the last year
Ohio’s unemployment rate was 4.1 percent in January, unchanged from December, as employers shed 6,300 jobs.
Mt. Carmel fined $400K over doc’s doses for patients who died
Ohio’s pharmacy board says Mount Carmel Health System, where a doctor was accused of ordering fatal painkiller doses for patients, will be fined $400,000 for violating state pharmacy law.
Ohio AG: Fewer new concealed-carry licenses issued in 2019
The number of concealed carry licenses issued in Ohio last year reached the lowest count in nearly a decade.
New effort begun to legalize recreational marijuana in Ohio
Backers of the Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol Amendment. submitted the initial petition and signatures to the Ohio Attorney General’s Office on Monday.
Teens steal hearse, body goes along for the ride
Officials say two teens stole a hearse — with a body inside —- for a quick joyride before crashing into a utility pole.
DeWine urges “sense of urgency” about coronavirus
Governor Mike DeWine says all Ohioans must have a “sense of urgency” about the emerging threat of the new coronavirus, which has spread to 56 countries.
OSU trustees OK Day contract extension
The OSU Board of Trustees has approved a three-year contract extension for head football coach Ryan Day that will keep him on the sidelines at least through the 2026 football season.