Daughters try to kill mom on Thanksgiving
Police in northeast Ohio say two sisters tried to strangle their mother with computer cables on Thanksgiving morning.
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HS football championships
Bishop Hartley is the only central Ohio high school to survive to reach the state football finals at Ohio Stadium this week.
Ohio nears $1 billion in liquor sales
An economy on the upswing is driving us to drink. Well, not exactly.
Over the river and through the woods…
Many Americans have gotten the jump on Thanksgiving, already taking to the roads and by air to reach their holiday destinations.
Columbus to help power Christmas buying surge
With Columbus and Cincinnati leading the way, Ohio shoppers are expected to spend 4.2 percent more during the holidays this year than in 2014, outpacing the national growth rate.
October unemployment 3.6% in central Ohio
Unemployment in central Ohio ticked downward in October to 3.6 percent, matching the 14-year low reached in August, according to data released by the state Tuesday.
Rising prices slowing home sales
Tight supply and rising prices hurt home sales in central Ohio and across the nation in October, according to reports released Monday.
Giving thanks for cheap gas
Ohioans will be traveling and shopping in great numbers this holiday, thanks to a modest, but steady recovery, and a dramatic drop in prices at the gas pump.
4th straight month of unemployment declines
Ohio’s unemployment rate was 4.4 percent in October, a 14-year low, down from 4.5 percent in September.
Research: Coffee does not affect baby’s IQ, behavior
A new study shows pregnant mothers who drink moderate amounts of caffeine do not harm their baby’s intelligence or cause behavior problems or obesity.