Newark jury finds man not guilty in 1991 slaying
A man charged with murder in a Columbus woman’s 1991 slaying has been found not guilty.
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Cincinnati Zoo’s celebrity hippo Super Bowl pick: the Eagles
Cincinnati Zoo’s celebrity hippo Super Bowl pick: the Eagles
Columbus airport officer on leave after gun found in bag
An airport police officer has been placed on leave for trying to pass through security at the Columbus airport with a loaded gun in his bag.
Ohio AG ‘encouraged’ after start of opioid lawsuit talks
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine said Wednesday during the start of settlement talks for more than 250 federal lawsuits filed against pharmaceutical companies and distributors over the nation’s opioid epidemic that he’s encouraged by the judge’s understanding of the problem and commitment to achieving a resolution.
High tech addresses the opioid crisis
Virtual reality, neural feedback and digital therapy are among five ideas to help solve the U.S. opioid crisis that have won a global technology challenge in Ohio.
Report: Young women, runaways at risk from human traffickers
A report from a state commission says women between the ages of 21 and 29 are the most common victims of human trafficking in Ohio.
Suspect in London killing behind bars
The suspect in a double-shooting during a home invasion in London earlier this month is due in court after turning himself in to authorities Sunday.
Flu season: The worst may be over
The wave of flu cases that has struck Ohio during the nasty 2017-18 flu season may have crested.
OSU study: 1/3 of homes experience food shortages
A new study from Ohio State found that nearly twice as many households struggle to get enough food than previously estimated.
School district outlines training following racial incident
An Ohio school district says it will utilize cultural sensitivity training after a teacher told a black student he might be lynched if he didn’t get back to classwork.