Ex-model gets 7 years in murder-for-hire scheme
A former fashion model convicted of trying to hire a hit man to kill her husband’s ex-wife has been sentenced to seven years in prison.
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Senate OKs sales tax holiday, but only for 1 year
A bill that would once again create a three-day sales tax holiday in August passed the Senate with overwhelming support.
Home supply still tight, prices rise
Homeowners in central Ohio must have made New Year’s resolutions to sell those houses but the number of home actually on the market remained low so prices were higher last month.
Hotel chain apologizes to Irving for buggy rom
Hilton Hotels has apologized after Cavaliers guard Kyrie Irving said he was bitten by bed bugs Saturday night during his stay in downtown Oklahoma City.
Detective commits suicide in jail
Authorities say a central Ohio police detective who was arrested last week on federal drug charges killed himself in jail, even as prosecutors begin searching for cases that will have to be dismissed because of Tye Downard’s involvement.
Bill honors 1880s pro black baseball player
The Ohio House has unanimously passed a bill that would honor the legacy of the nation’s first black professional baseball player on his birthday.
The Armadillo State?
Motorists dodging armadillos on High Street? It could happen according to a report by a leading environmental group.
Intruder shot to death on NE Side
Police say a Linden area homeowner shot an intruder to death Sunday afternoon.
Detective accused of selling confiscated drugs
Federal investigators arrested a Reynoldsburg detective Thursday on charges that he was dealing an array of drugs for months, including some that closely resembled drugs that had been seized during earlier searches by his police division.
Expert: Sales tax holiday a win for the state
The three-day sales tax holiday last August was a net benefit for the state and many counties, an economics professor told a Senate panel Wednesday.