Columbus teachers file notice of intent to strike
The union representing teachers and other employees in Ohio’s largest school district have filed a notice with the state that it intends to strike.
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Man dies when car drives into quarry
A man was killed early Thursday when police say he lost control of his car and drove into a quarry on the West Side.
Dolly Parton Day
Country music superstar Dolly Parton visited Columbus Tuesday to celebrate the success of her Imagination Library of Ohio.
Columbus schools, teachers union called back to negotiating table
A federal mediator has asked Columbus City Schools officials and the union representing the district’s teachers and other employees to come back to the bargaining table Wednesday as the two sides try to stave off a potential strike.
Ohio leads movement toward “advanced” air mobility
Ohio, which prides itself on being the “birthplace of aviation,” is taking flight to the next level with the nation’s first advanced air mobility framework.
Report raises concerns about Ohio’s kids
The 2022 Kids Count Data Book released today by the Annie E. Casey Foundation ranks Ohio 31st out of the 50 states and highlights some troubling trends in how kids in the state are faring
4 dead in Ohio: 13 shot in two incidents
A suspect in the shooting deaths of four people in Ohio has been arrested in Kansas.
Holiday eases burden on taxed families
Families squeezed by rising prices are getting a break this weekend, courtesy of the State of Ohio’s annual sales tax holiday, which began at midnight Friday.
Former NJ attorney general to hear appeal of Watson suspension
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has chosen former New Jersey Attorney General Peter C. Harvey to hear the appeal of the six-game suspension for Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson.
It’s our turn
Withering heat that has been working its way across the nation’s mid-section for the last several days is about to descend on central Ohio.