Students sickened eating candy-like sleep aid
Officials in Dayton say two elementary school students were evaluated by medics after ingesting a gummy form of a sleep aid.
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Judges order Ohio to allow purged voters back in
Federal judges on Wednesday ordered Ohio to allow voters who had been purged for not voting over a six-year period to participate in this year’s election.
Tips for safe trick-or-treating
More than 40 million children between the ages of five and 14 will be out on neighborhood streets around dusk as they go door-to-door to gather Hallowe’en treats and safety officials are reminding drivers and parents to keep the little ones safe.
Attraction haunted by “Swastika Saturday” promotion
The owner of a Halloween venue in Licking County that held a “Swastika Saturday” the day a gunman opened fire at a Jewish synagogue in Pittsburgh killing 11 said “we screwed up big time.”
New Ohio law makes it easier to ticket for distracted driving
A new state law now makes it easier for police to ticket drivers in Ohio for distracted driving.
Police break up large fight at Groveport-Madison HS
Police in Groveport say they will continue to keep an eye on Groveport-Madison High School after a large fight broke out Monday morning, resulting in the arrests of two teens.
Remembering the victims
Ohioans are honoring and remembering the victims of the worst act of violence against Jews in U.S history.
Kasich orders flags lowered after synagogue shooting
Governor John Kasich has ordered flags lowered to half-staff following a gunman’s attack on a Pittsburgh synagogue that killed 11 people.
Veterans’ lives, experiences celebrated at downtown museum
A sweeping new museum in America’s heartland honors the unifying experiences of U.S. military veterans — recruitment, combat, letters home, homecomings — outside the traditional trappings of military museums and war memorials.
Buckeye Lake speeding tickets issued since ’13 invalid
The police chief in this Licking County village says speeding tickets issued since 2013 are “unlawful” because the department failed to renew a Federal Communications Commission license that’s required for calibrating radar guns.