Pump prices will ease for summer
Don’t worry about the recent jump in central Ohio gasoline prices. The bigger trend looks much better: Summer pump prices are on track to be the lowest in 12 years.
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Hard to say you’re sorry? Science has the answer
For an apology to work, sincere regret will only get you so far. Be prepared to admit responsibility and walk the walk, as well as talk the talk, according to a researcher at Ohio State’s Fisher College of Business.
Bill would let pastors deny performing gay marriages
A state legislative panel is poised to hear from opponents of a bill that would let Ohio’s churches and pastors refuse to perform same-sex marriages.
Suspect in former Buckeye’s shooting death may face more charges
New Orleans police say they plan to add a new charge against the man accused of killing former Buckeye and Saints player Will Smith following a car accident.
Gender pay gap wider among minorities, well-educated
April 12 is Equal Pay Day, symbolizing how far into 2016 women have to work to catch up to the wages men earned in 2015, according to a report from the National Women’s Law Center.
Former Buckeye Will Smith shot dead
Fans and former teammates are mourning the shocking death of One-time Ohio State and New Orleans Saints defensive end Will Smith during an apparent road rage incident in New Orleans over the weekend.
Cedar Point auctions of coaster rides
Cedar Point is auctioning off the first rides on its newest roller coaster.
Wrong-way driver killed in West Side crash
A 24-year-old Marysville woman was killed in a head-on crash after she drove the wrong way on the West Outer Belt early Friday morning, Columbus police said.
Skateboard dangers
Skateboards are a lot of fun, and seemingly ubiquitous, but can also be dangerous, sending nearly 200 children to emergency rooms every day in the U.S.
Panel set to OK classroom barricades
An Ohio building standards board is ready to approval final rules allowing schools to deploy portable barricade devices in the event of an active shooter.