City settles with man kicked in head by officer for $30,000
Columbus has agreed to pay a $300,000 settlement to a man who was kicked in the head by a police officer.
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Slain student’s family sues prison agency, halfway house
The family of a slain Ohio State University Student has sued Ohio’s prison agency and a residential facility where her killer lived claiming they didn’t adequately supervise him.
Lima Company memorial returns to Statehouse
A memorial paying tribute to a central Ohio-based Marine reserve company that lost 22 Marines and a Navy Corpsman in Iraq in 2005 once again can be viewed at Ohio’s Statehouse.
Robbery suspect dies after fight with witnesses
Police say a robbery suspect died late Sunday night after a fight with several men who chased him after seeing him rob a woman at a Northeast Side gas station.
Manziel signs with CFL’S Tiger-Cats
Johnny Manziel is heading to the Canadian Football League.
Board certifies Ohio marijuana legalization petition
A state board has certified a petition for another proposed Ohio ballot initiative to legalize recreational marijuana.
Judge apologizes to man kicked by cop, sends him to prison
A judge apologized to a man who was kicked in the head by a police officer, and then sentenced the man to prison.
Event honors missing persons
Family members of more than 900 missing Ohioans have a chance to submit DNA samples to aid in identification and learn about the latest technology helping law enforcement agencies locating and identify missing persons.
OSU’s first satellite ready for launch
The technology on board The Ohio State University’s first satellite could be vital for Earth science missions into the future, making it easier to sort through data that may help forecast the impact of natural events like storms.
Unemployment rate drops to 17-year low
After celebrating its strongest first-quarter since 2012, Ohio’s job growth stalled out again in April, though the unemployment rate dropped to a 17-year low.