ODNR adds K-9 program
State officials say Ohio’s Division of Wildlife is joining more than 20 states in adopting a wildlife K-9 program.
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Hilliard officer’s family suing cycle makers and training officers
Two motorcycle manufacturers and their trainers are accused of negligence in a lawsuit over the death of a Hilliard police officer.
About 100 dogs seized; woman charged with cruelty
Authorities have seized about 100 dogs from a southeastern Ohio home and charged a 76-year-old woman with misdemeanor animal cruelty, alleging she kept animals in unsanitary conditions.
Man charged with kidnapping after hostage standoff
Authorities outside Cincinnati have jailed a 31-year-old man after they say he surrendered to end a hostage standoff of around 30 hours.
Teacher on leave after making lynching comment
A white teacher who admitted to telling a black student he would be lynched by his classmates if he didn’t get back to work has been put on leave.
MBK: OSU 68, Rutgers 46
Ohio State beat Rutgers 68-46 to remain undefeated in Big Ten play this season and tied atop the conference standings.
Killer of postal workers to be tried in federal court
A disgruntled postal worker accused of fatally shooting his supervisor at the Dublin post office and then killing a postmaster outside her apartment will be tried in federal court.
ECOT’s sponsor pulls support
The sponsor of one of the nation’s largest online charter schools says it’s cutting that tie, which could halt the Ohio e-school’s operations for its roughly 12,000 students within days.
Flu outbreak now deadly
Health officials now say two boys from Ohio have died from the flu in what is shaping up to be one of the most severe flu seasons in recent years.
Opera to tell story of 1913 Ohio flood
A Columbus opera company and an orchestra are teaming up to tell the story of Ohio’s worst weather disaster.