Extended bike patrols roll out
Columbus police officers have begun bike patrols on the streets of three neighborhoods as the Division of Police’s 2019 Safe Streets Program gets underway.
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Woman hit, dragged in fatal hit-skip
Columbus police say they are looking for a silver vehicle that struck and dragged a woman in a fatal hit-skip accident in the Driving Park neighborhood early Sunday.
Ohio would spend $400M more on school funding under proposal
Estimates show Ohio would spend $400 million more on school funding next fiscal year under a proposed overhaul of its formula.
Bill would end concealed-carry permit requirement
Law-abiding Ohioans age 21 and older could legally carry hidden firearms without getting a permit under a proposal introduced by House Republicans and supported by GOP Gov. Mike DeWine.
Perfect no more
Gregg Nigl is no longer perfect, but he held his unique standing among NCAA tournament pool players by maintaining his undefeated bracket through 50 games. It was the overtime in Game No. 50 that got him.
After patient deaths, hospital addresses pharmacy concerns
Mount Carmel West Hospital says it has fully addressed concerns about its pharmacy services that jeopardized its Medicare participation.
Ohio man pleads guilty to hate crimes in Charlottesville attack
An Ohio man convicted on state murder charges in a deadly car attack at a white nationalist rally in Virginia has pleaded guilty to federal hate crime charges.
Teen arrested for in WVA for fatal West Side shooting
A 17-year-old wanted for the fatal shooting of a man on the West Side a week ago was arrested in West Virginia Wednesday, according to Columbus police.
Play ball!
Major League Baseball opens the 2019 season today and Reds fans have milestones to celebrate during their annual festivities.
Columbus man picks perfect NCAA tourney bracket
The NCAA says an Ohio man has made history with a March Madness bracket that’s perfect through the tournament’s first 48 games.