Shelter sends dogs to quarantine amid distemper fears
The Franklin County Dog Shelter says it’s transporting some dogs that were exposed to a deadly disease to off-site quarantine areas.
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Ohio woman was first to run for president…in 1872
Nearly a century and a half before Hillary Clinton, a fiery activist from Ohio became the first woman nominated for U.S. president.
Spoiled meat odor, pests result of warehouse fire
A fire at a West Side cold-storage warehouse nearly a month ago is still raising a stink. Literally.
Study: Soccer concussions rise dramatically
A new study by researchers at Nationwide Children’s Hospital shows that soccer injuries are sending soaring numbers of U.S. kids to emergency rooms.
Police post pics of boy in car with OD’ed couple
The safety director in an Ohio city that released photos of a 4-year-old boy in a vehicle with two adults slumped over after overdosing says he wanted to send a message to addicts that they should find a safe place for their children when using drugs like heroin and fentanyl.
Threat prompts evacuation at Cincinnati zoo
Police are investigating a threatening call that prompted the evacuation of the Cincinnati Zoo.
Colleges vie for former ITT students
Some Ohio colleges are fielding queries from potential transfer students left stranded in the midst of their studies when the for-profit chain ITT Technical Institute closed its campuses.
Hockey World Cup
The United States has named Joe Pavelski of the San Jose Sharks as its captain for the World Cup of Hockey.
Columbus St. offers help to stranded ITT students
For hundreds of students left high and dry this week when ITT Technical Institute and American School of Technology closed their doors, there is some help, in the form of alternative classes and a little cash.
Proposed ballot measure would make abortion murder
The debate over abortion is heating up again but there’s never been anything quite like this in Ohio.