Report: Dems picked up voters in May but GOP still has edge
If the party affiliations of the Ohio voters who turned out for the May 8 primary election are any indication, the state is still purple, but it is a redder shade of purple.
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UA suspect turns himself in
The man charged with murder in Upper Arlington has turned himself in, according to police.
Drones, videos to aid school safety efforts
Ohio’s top law enforcement official is offering school districts and police the chance to use drones and videos to better prepare for assaults such as the one in Parkland, Fla., in February, which left 17 people dead.
Area home prices at record high
The pace of the residential real estate market in central Ohio rose with the temperatures in May, thanks to a continuing buyers’ market fueled by high demand and tight supply.
5,000 pigs die in Fayette Co. barn fire
Authorities are trying to determine what sparked a barn fire that left about 5,000 pigs dead.
Firefighters suspended for making porn at firehouse
Two firefighters in Ohio have been suspended for allegedly making pornographic videos at a firehouse.
The heat is on
The first heat wave of the summer of 2018 triggered advisories for pollution and excessive heat.
Pride Parade draws thousands
Nearly 10,000 people marched and danced along the streets of downtown Columbus while an even bigger crowd looked on during the city’s Stonewall Columbus Pride Parade.
BrewDog mocks “fat cats” to fund expansion
BrewDog, based in Canal Winchester, dropped stuffed cats over Wall Street earlier this year in an effort to kick-start a crowdfunding campaign the beer company hopes will bankroll $10 million worth of expansion in the United States, including a beer-themed hotel in central Ohio.
2018 Stonewall Pride Festival
The 37th Columbus Stonewall Pride Festival and Parade will bring approximately 500,000 people to the city, making the event the third-largest in the United States.