School’s mascot benched by animal law
The Massillon Washington High School Tigers play their first football game of the season Thursday but they might have to take the field without their traditional mascot on the sideline.
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Federer, Serena winners at Cincinnati
Roger Federer remained perfect in Cincinnati finals, winning an unprecedented seventh championship Sunday while denying Novak Djokovic the one title that always eludes him.
Mass. man jailed in Ohio after crime spree
Police say a man who allegedly stabbed his relative, raped a woman and then drove both victims from his home in Massachusetts to Ohio before he was captured by authorities is in jail in southern Ohio.
Unemployment rate at 14-year low
Ohio’s unemployment rate fell to 5.0 percent in July, the first decline in six months and the lowest rate since 2001.
Mom could get death penalty in sons’ deaths
A Bellefontaine woman accused of killing her three young sons out of jealousy at the attention her husband paid could face the death penalty, but the prosecutor in the case says it isn’t likely that Brittany Pilkington will receive the law’s maximum sentence.
Home sales maintain blistering pace
The high tide reached in the Columbus real estate market in June was almost immediately eclipsed by another record month for home sales and prices last month.
Lawmakers want college texts sales tax-free
Two central Ohio lawmakers want every day to be a sales tax holiday on college textbooks.
Officers honor fallen canine comrade
Police officers in Ohio have paid their respects to a police dog killed in the line of duty.
3 killed in Whitehall shooting
Police say three people have been killed in a shooting at an apartment complex in Whitehall.
Democratic panel backs redistricting issue
An internal panel has concluded the Ohio Democratic Party should endorse a redistricting proposal appearing on fall statewide ballots.