Mock village to be part of police training
Prospective law enforcement officers will soon have a new training tool at the state’s training academy in London.
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Good news at the gas pump
Thanks to a drop in oil prices and less driving by Americans, the average price of a gallon of regular-grade gasoline dropped over the past two weeks in Columbus and around the nation.
Cedarville U. pondering guns on campus
A small private Christian college in southwest Ohio could become the first school in the state to allow concealed weapons on campus.
Ohioans divided on GOP health care bill
Ohio lawmakers are giving mixed reviews to a bill approved by the House Thursday that scuttles much of President Barack Obama’s health care law.
NW Ohio braces for flooding
Residents near a flood-prone river in northwest Ohio have been piling sandbags as forecasters warn there’s a risk of moderate flooding from rainstorms moving through the region.
Study: Rich eat fast-food as much as the rest of us
Researchers at OSU have confirmed what we all suspected: Rich people eat fast-food too.
Victim: Man said he loved her before he put her in a pit
A woman who authorities found trapped in a small pit in a neighbor’s shed says the man told her he loved her before closing the door.
Redistricting ballot issue rejected
Initial summary language for a ballot proposal that would change the way Ohio draws congressional districts has been rejected.
Suspect arrested in April murder
Police have charged an East Side man with the death of a man gunned down in a convenience store parking lot last month.
OSU officer cleared in killing of campus attacker
A grand jury has cleared the police officer who fatally shot the man responsible for a car-and-knife attack at Ohio State University last year.