Winter’s first blast
Central Ohio is expected to miss out on the snow, but not the cold as a powerful storm bears down on the Upper Midwest this week.
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West Side fire knocks out power
An intense fire has engulfed a West Side bar, knocking out power to several hundred people and forcing the closure of two Columbus City Schools buildings.
HS football playoffs
Thirteen central Ohio teams were among 112 that advanced to the second round of the 2014 Ohio High School Athletic Association football playoffs.
Detergent danger
One child is rushed to an emergency almost every day as a result of accidental poisonings blamed on squishy laundry detergent packets called pods, according to an analysis from Nationwide Children’s Hospital.
Has gas price hit bottom?
While one industry analyst gas prices may be nearing their low point, the price in Columbus continued to drop over the weekend.
Ohio children still need insurance
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Ohio is doing better than many other states for ensuring that its children have health care coverage […]
Ruling a setback for gay marriage
Proponents of same-sex marriage in Ohio are moving forward in their efforts, despite suffering a major legal setback Thursday when a federal appeals court in Cincinnati upheld anti-gay marriage laws in Ohio and three other states.
Honoring veterans
The City of Columbus will its hold its annual Veterans Day ceremony and parade Friday.
3 teens admit to ice bucket prank
Three northeast Ohio teens charged in a cruel prank that involved dumping a bucket of urine, tobacco and spit on an autistic classmate have admitted to charges in juvenile court.
Tricky operation
The operation was successful: Both the patient and the surgeon survived. A veterinarian at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium removed the venom gland from the mouth of a 4 ½-foot rattlesnake.