Beer, wine sales at the Schott
If it’s good enough for the ‘Shoe, It’s good enough for the Schott. Buckeye fans will be able to buy beer and wine anywhere inside the Schottenstein Center.
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City’s chicken run
If you want to keep a cow, sheep or water buffalo within the Columbus city limits, there’s a permit for that.
Veterans Day
The Veteran Day holiday is observed Wednesday, which means some government office closings and no mail delivery.
JT pleads guilty; gets fine, suspension
Ohio State quarterback J.T. Barrett has pleaded guilty to a count of driving while impaired and been sentenced to a three-day driver-intervention program.
Workers call for $15/hour minimum
Low-wage workers in Columbus and across Ohio will join in a “national day of action” Tuesday, walking off their jobs as part of the “Fight for $15” campaign in favor of a higher federal minimum wage.
Gas prices retreat
Gas prices in central Ohio continued their roller-coast course, falling 16 cents in the last week after jumping higher at the end of October.
Ohio men linked to al-Qaeda
Four Ohio men, including three former Ohio State University students – one a Columbus resident – are charged with raising cash for a designated global terrorist in Yemen.
Family rejoices in missing teen’s return
Relatives of an Alabama youth who was missing for 13 years say they are “overjoyed” to know he is safe.
Honoring veterans
Columbus honors its veterans on the Friday before the national holiday is observed, on Nov. 9 this year, and that means some downtown streets will be closed for the annual parade.
Alabama child found in Ohio…13 years later
Police say a five-year-old child who disappeared 13 years ago in Birmingham, Alabama, has been found in Ohio.