Vote ruling must be appealed, says Husted
Ohio’s top elections official says a decision from a federal judge that blocks a law scaling back early voting hours must be appealed.
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Hearing for Bucyrus slayings suspect
Investigators say a person of interest in the slayings of four men found at separate homes in this small northern Ohio city is scheduled for a preliminary hearing.
Olentangy River restoration
The mayor and officials from the city, state and OSU will be paddling down the Olentangy River Thursday morning to mark the completion of a major reclamation project.
Threat prompts campus lockdown
Officials at Denison University say extra law enforcement after a phone threat of violence ptompted a lockdownm on the Granville campus and at nearby public schools.
Fighting opiate addiction
Ohio Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown wants to combat a rise in the abuse of prescription pain relievers, heroin and other opiates with a change to federal law he says will make it easier for addicts to get treatment.
Gas prices still at holiday levels
Central Ohio motorists are paying more for gas after pump prices jumped prior to the long holiday weekend.
Cafeteria cookie
A northeast Ohio school district that discontinued a popular cafeteria cookie under new federal nutritional guidelines says it’s heard from plenty of people commenting on the decision or wanting to special-order the treat.
Summer’s Last Blast
It’s Getaway Day for thousands of Ohioans taking advantage of the last holiday weekend of the summer.
Wreck snarls Outerbelt
A Gahanna woman is recovering from injuries suffered in a one-vehicle accident that shut down part of the Outerbelt on the East Side for much of the Thursday afternoon rush.
Absentee ballots in the mail
Ohio’s elections chief says applications for absentee ballots will be mailed Friday to all registered voters in the state.