Israeli dad kills Columbus kids
Police in Israel say a man confessed to stabbing to death his two children while they visited him from the United States.
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Banned fan busted
A Los Angeles Dodgers fan has been accused of trespassing and making threats at the Cincinnati ballpark that he was banned from six years ago.
Economic growth
Newly released numbers show Ohio matched the growth of the national economy last year.
Court orders 3 more days of early voting
Ohio’s elections chief says he will follow a federal judge’s order that calls on him to set early voting hours on the three days before elections.
Fatal attraction
A northeast Ohio man accused of being romantically involved with his foster daughter and conspiring with her to kill his wife has been convicted of sexual battery and conspiracy charges.
Phone scam
Officials in Worthington are warning folks there about a phone scam involving a man pretending to be a police officer.
Ohio soldier among 5 killed in Afghanistan
A cousin says a 25-year-old soldier from southern Ohio was one of five American troops killed this week during an airstrike in southern Afghanistan.
JobsOhio lawsuit dismissed
Ohio’s high court has ruled opponents of the private job-creation agency created by Gov. John Kasich don’t have the standing to bring their constitutional challenge.
VA waiting game in Ohio?
A federal audit shows that five Veterans Affairs medical facilities in Ohio scheduled most of their patients for appointments within 30 days, and two of those sites have been flagged for further review.
Kasich OK’s pharmacists to vaccinate for mumps, measles
As outbreaks of mumps and measles continue to grow in Ohio, Gov. John Kasich has issued an executive order to let pharmacists administer vaccines for measles, mumps and rubella to adults.