Missing mini-pig found dead
A Cleveland couple says their pet miniature pig, which they believe was stolen during a home break-in, has been found dead.
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“Serial groper” busted
Police say a North Side man they describe as a “serial groper,” who recently served jail time for sex crimes, was back at it again.
Drug runners stopped in Pacific to be tried in Columbus
The federal prosecutor in Columbus says a case against four alleged overseas cocaine traffickers will be tried in Ohio’s capital city under a new initiative.
Prosecutor: No charges in baby’s death in hot car
A southwest Ohio prosecutor says the mother of a 15-month-old girl who died after she was left inside a car by her mother as the woman worked in a nearby office will not be charged in the death.
Teacher fakes husband’s death
A former elementary school teacher accused of faking her husband’s death to collect paid leave and faking her own illness has been charged in Ohio with forgery, theft in office and tampering with records.
Home sales healthy despite tight supply
Despite an influx of new listings in August, the residential real estate market in central Ohio continues to experience a supply crunch, meaning homes are being sold for record prices and at a record pace.
2 cases of Legionnaire’s disease tied to Ohio State
Columbus’ city health agency is investigating two cases of Legionnaire’s disease with ties to Ohio State University.
Bipartisan effort to end Ohio “marriage penalty’
Two state lawmakers want to end Ohio’s “marriage penalty,” which forces married couples to pay more income taxes when they file jointly.
Police ID hit-skip victim, still search for driver
Police have identified a woman killed by a hit-and-run driver in South Linden late Monday night but are still looking for the driver of the vehicle.
Area unemployment declines in August
The unemployment rate in central Ohio slipped to 4.3 percent in August as thousands of workers left the labor force, the first decline of the year.