OD grandma: “I wasn’t thinking”
Police say a 56-year-old Ohio woman is suspected of overdosing in her pickup truck with her baby grandson in the backseat.
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Edison statue takes place in US Capitol
A statue of inventor and Ohio native Thomas Edison has been dedicated at the U.S. Capitol in Washington.
Study: Adults should talk to kids about suicide
A new study by a researcher at Nationwide Children’s Hospital shows parents, teachers and doctors should be made aware of the warning signs of suicide in young children and to talk to them about it.
Up-and-down pump prices up again
Gas prices in Ohio are up compared with last week, but down from the average price two weeks ago, an illustration of the erratic nature of pump prices in the Midwest.
Unemployment falls to 4.7%
The state says Ohio’s unemployment rate dropped again in August to 4.7 percent.
More charges possible in Ashland abduction/murder
A decision on additional charges in the case of an Ohio man arrested at a house where two bodies were found will come on Thursday.
More dogs put down in face of distemper outbreak
Eight more dogs that were quarantined after being exposed to distemper at the Franklin County Dog Shelter have been euthanized.
Pet abuse penalties increased
A new law in Ohio stiffens penalties for abusing pets.
Man trapped trying to break into jail
Police say a 23-year-old man looking for protection ran into an Ohio jail and became trapped in the facility.
911 Good Samaritan law applies to overdoses
A new Ohio law offers immunity from prosecution to people trying to get help for someone overdosing on drugs or overdose victims themselves who seek assistance.