Police seeking suspect in assault on child
Police have released photos of a man they say is a person of interest in a sexual assault on a 12-year-old girl in Franklinton early Sunday.
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Labor Day weekend traffic safest in over a decade
Despite predictions of heavy traffic, Ohio’s roadways were relatively safe over the Labor Day holiday weekend.
EV battery plant coming to Ohio?
Major South Korean battery maker LG and Japanese automaker Honda are investing $4.4 billion in a joint venture to produce batteries for Honda electric vehicles in the North American market.
Columbus students returning after striking teachers ink deal
Students in Ohio’s largest school district were returning to classrooms after members of the union representing teachers and other employees approved a contract, ending a strike.
McGill wins Senior Open at NCR South
Jill McGill won the U.S. Senior Women’s Open on Sunday for her third U.S. Golf Association title, closing with an even-par 73 for a one-stroke victory over Leta Lindley.
Man sentenced on charges related to unlicensed funeral homes
A man convicted of running unlicensed funeral operations in Franklin and three other counties across Ohio has been sentenced to more than 11 years in prison.
Franklin Co. #2 in Ohio monkeypox cases
The state says there have been 147 confirmed cases of monkeypox in Ohio with the state’s most populous counties reporting the most cases.
Teachers, school district to resume talks
The Columbus City Schools Board of Education and the union representing striking teachers are expected to head back to the bargaining table Wednesday in hopes of settling the strike, which is entering its third day.
Judge rules university invaded student’s privacy
A federal judge has ruled that Cleveland State University violated a student’s Fourth Amendment right to privacy by requiring him to use a webcam to show his bedroom before taking an online test.
City opens learning centers for Columbus students
As teachers in Ohio’s largest school district spend a second day on the picket lines, the city of Columbus, the Columbus Metropolitan Library and some area nonprofit organizations are planning to provide spaces where students in the Columbus City Schools can go to access online learning tools.