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Reynoldsburg negotiations to resume

Reynoldsburg school officials and the union representing about 360 striking teachers reportedly plan to return to the bargaining table Sunday in an effort to end a strike that will be in its second week by then.

Home prices reach record levels

An ongoing scarcity of homes for sale has driven the average sale price in Columbus to its highest level ever, even higher than that seen at the height of the housing boom.

Tow truck driver struck, killed

There was no indication early Tuesday morning what charges would be filed in the death of a tow-truck driver struck by a car while hooking up a vehicle at the side of a South Side roadway Monday night.

Cure for confusion in Reynoldsburg schools

After reports of chaos and confusion inside classrooms on the first day of a teachers’ strike, officials in the Reynoldsburg City Schools planned to bring more structure to the school day “until students are more comfortable with the situation and regain their composure.”

$3 a gallon in sight

Drivers can find gasoline for less than $3 a gallon in central Ohio if they look around a little bit as prices at the pump saw their third straight weekly decline.

Wal-Mart shooting grand jury

A grand jury looking into the fatal shooting of a man by police in an Ohio Wal-Mart will have to sort out conflicting accounts to determine whether charges should be filed in a racially charged case that has drawn national attention.

Child support agency watching casinos

An “intercept program” that cross-checks large gambling winnings against a database of debtors has expanded to include Ohio casino checks for overdue child support.