Ex-trooper who molested motorists sentenced
Natalie Shull recently received a call from the probation office in the U.S. District Court in Columbus.
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Treasure investor’s claim upheld
One of the original attorneys for fugitive treasure hunter Tommy Thompson, who recovered gold from an historic shipwreck, can go ahead with a claim that could be worth $1.5 million
Sentence in tax scam
The second co-conspirator in a tax-refund scam that the Internal Revenue Service tagged as one of the top 10 in the nation last year was sentenced yesterday to 50 months in federal prison.
Bill would keep cursive in schools
Some Ohio lawmakers want to keep cursive writing from being erased.
Delaware Co. outlet mall OK’ed
The Delaware County commissioners yesterday signed off on an agreement that clears the way for a 350,000-sqare-foot outlet mall in Berkshire Township.
HIV-positive attacker pleads not guilty
An HIV-positive Ohio man accused of sexually assaulting three girls has pleaded not guilty to 19 counts in court, where a prosecutor said one of them, a 12 year old, is pregnant.
Capital’s law school fast lane
Faced with declining enrollment, Capital University will become the first of Ohio’s nine law schools to offer students a streamlined path to a law degree.
Pot, Strickland favored in latest poll
Legal marijuana and former Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland came out ahead in a recent poll of Ohio voters.
Gas prices fall
Gas prices in Columbus began the work week at their lowest level since mid-March, but may not stay that low.
HIV-positive man accused of child rape
An HIV-positive man accused of sexually assaulting three children in central Ohio is expected to be in court.