Bill would allow “ballot selfies”
Two Ohio lawmakers want to change a state law in an effort to clear the way for voters to take “ballot selfies.”
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Obamacare hikes eased by subsidies
Ohioans who get their health-care coverage through the Affordable Care Act’s federal marketplace can relax a bit; those 25-percent-average premium spikes in the news since Monday won’t apply in many cases here.
Husted: Absentee ballot requests lower than 2012
Ohio’s elections chief says voters have requested more than 1.4 million absentee ballots so far, with two weeks remaining before the Nov. 8 presidential election.
World Series ticket sticker shock
Want to see the World Series? It’ll cost you.
Area gas prices among nation’s lowest
For the first time in 11 weeks, the average price of gasoline in the U.S. dropped from one week to the next and drivers in Columbus are enjoying some of the nation’s cheapest fuel.
Man shot inside Hilltop home
Investigators are trying to unravel what happened inside a home on the Hilltop where a man was shot to death early Monday morning.
Rx Take-Back Day
Local, state and federal law enforcement authorities are urging Ohioans to dispose of their prescription drugs during National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day Saturday.
Unemployment inches up in September
State officials say Ohio’s unemployment rate rose slightly from August to September, as did the national number.
16-year-olds charged in shooting near school
Police have charged two teen boys with the shootings outside a Columbus high school last week that left a 12- and a 15-year-old injured.
Teacher makes shocking threat
A second-grader says a substitute teacher in Ohio threatened to cut off students’ heads and bury them if they misbehaved.