3 plead guilty in hazing death
Three Ohio University students have pleaded guilty to charges related to the investigation into a fraternity hazing that led to a the death of a student from Dublin.
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DeWine, health officials hold briefing on coronavirus preps
Governor Mike DeWine and the state health director are detailing Ohio’s preparations for a coronavirus outbreak, though there have been no confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the state.
Ohio Senate supports permanent daylight saving time
The Ohio Senate has approved a resolution calling on the U.S. Congress to put the country permanently on daylight saving time.
New videos help train Ohio schools to use threat assessment
Ohio is sharing free video training to help more school districts use threat assessment strategies to identify concerning behavior and prevent targeted violence.
Infant mortality declines in Ohio, Franklin County
Health officials say the number of infant deaths in Ohio decreased overall from 2017 to 2018, including a substantial drop in deaths among black infants.
Nearly 150K absentee ballots requested for Ohio primary
The Ohio elections chief says nearly 150,000 absentee ballots have been requested with about three weeks to go before the state’s March 17 presidential primary.
16-year-old murder suspect surrenders
The teenage suspect in a week-old murder has turned himself in to Columbus police.
11 draft-hopeful Buckeyes at NFL combine
Heisman Trophy finalist Chase Young leads an 11-player contingent of Buckeyes at the NFL Scouting Combine.
Columbus home prices continue to climb
Home prices continue to soar in central Ohio, welcome news to those who are hoping to sell their home but putting the squeeze on potential buyers who find that affordable homes that do become available are quickly snatched up.
Robbers apologize for hitting wrong apartment, steal anyway
A pair of robbers apologized profusely after saying they broke into the wrong Cleveland apartment but robbed the man inside anyway.