Charges upgraded in death at white nationalist rally
The Ohio man accused of ramming a car into a crowd of people protesting a white nationalist rally this summer in Charlottesville has had his most serious charge upgraded to first-degree murder.
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166 cats — alive and dead — found in “deplorable” conditions
Columbus Humane, with assistance from Gahanna police, found 55 dead cats at an Olde Ridenour Road house where they also removed 111 live cats Wednesday morning.
Court OK’s withholding Pike Co. autopsy reports from media
The Ohio Supreme Court on Thursday rejected requests from two newspapers for unredacted autopsy reports in the case of eight members of a Pike County killed in 2016.
“Ice wine” harvest time in Ohio
While the rest of us huddle inside with a hot beverage, it’s harvest time at Ohio wineries that produce “ice wine.”
Cab driver accused of attacking college students
Police say the driver who ran the “Sherman’s Safe Ride” taxi service for students at Ohio’s Miami University is accused of sexually assaulting two female students in his vehicle.
Frank the turkey on the mend
A wild turkey that’s become semi-famous for chasing pedestrians and bicyclists in northeast Ohio has undergone surgery for a broken leg after being struck by a car.
Ohio flu cases much higher than last year
The state says Ohio flu hospitalizations are higher than usual and much worse than a year ago.
Franklin County jail cited in critical report
The U.N. special rapporteur on torture urged U.S. authorities to investigate and weigh criminal charges against jail officials in Ohio, Tennessee, Oklahoma and Arkansas for the “clearly gratuitous infliction of severe pain and suffering” from the use of Tasers on inmates.
Man charged in son’s accidental death
A grand jury in Columbus has a man in the accidental shooting death of his 3-year-old son.
Cordray enters governor’s race
Former consumer watchdog Richard Cordray says he will focus his campaign for governor on improving the lives of Ohio’s families.