Ohio has 4 cases of mysterious illness striking children
State health officials say four cases of a rare, mysterious illness that can paralyze children have been confirmed in Ohio amid a jump in such cases nationally.
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Police arrest suspect in April murder
Police say they have arrested a suspect in a six-month-old murder on the East Side.
Former Buckeye football player acquitted of rape charges
A former Ohio State University football player has been acquitted of rape charges.
Ohio sets record for employment
Job growth slowed last month, but Ohio’s unemployment rate for September remained steady at 4.6 percent, according to data released Friday morning by the state Department of Job and Family Services.
91-month streak of declines in homes for sale broken
For the first time in more than seven and a half years, the number of homes and condos for sale in central Ohio increased compared to the number a year ago, providing some relief to buys who have been struggling with a tight supply of homes on the market and rising prices.
5 years for man who supplied gun that killed Westerville officers
A man has been sentenced to five years in prison for providing the gun used in a shooting that killed two Westerville police officers earlier this year.
Woman dead, suspect injured after barricade on East Side
A five-hour standoff that began when an elderly man barricaded himself inside a home in the Mt. Vernon neighborhood ended with the discovery of a dead woman inside the home and the man injured by a self-inflicted gunshot.
Absentee ballot requests 26% ahead of 2014
State election officials say nearly a million absentee ballots have been requested ahead of the Nov. 6 general election.
Man fatally shot during police drug investigation
Police say a man was shot and killed during a drug investigation on the Hilltop.
Akron scraps anti-barking dog ordinance
The Akron City Council has scrapped legislation that could have imposed jail time on dog owners whose pets bark loudly.