Kayaker’s body found
The body of a Hilliard man was recovered yesterday from the western Franklin County pond where he drowned while kayaking Saturday.
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Teen among three hurt in shooting
No arrests had been reported early Monday in connection with a shooting at an after-hours club on the Northeast Side early Saturday morning that left three people, including a 17-year-old boy, injured.
Bucks get by Huskers, 71-67
Ohio State rallied from an 18-point second-half deficit to beat Nebraska 71-67 on Friday in the quarterfinals of the Big Ten tournament.
St. Patrick’s Day
Everyone will be a little bit Irish on Monday, but the celebration of the St. Patrick’s Day holiday begins in Columbus on Friday and lasts all weekend.
Deal could help 6,400 out-of-work central Ohioans
Both of Ohio’s senators have signed on to a $9.7 billion compromise measure extending long-term benefits for an estimated 2 million unemployed workers, including thousands of Ohioans.
State warns: “Your Bar, Your Responsibility”
With the St. Patrick’s Day holiday coinciding with the beginning of college basketball’s tournaments, the state agency that polices bars and restaurants with alcohol permits is reminding them not to “overserve” their customers.
First sentence in slave-labor case
A judge has handed a five-year prison term to the first of four people to be sentenced for participating in the enslavement of a mentally disabled woman held for two years with her young child
Voters “Bill of Rights” OK’ed by Ballot Board
Supporters of a voting rights proposal in Ohio can now gather the needed signatures in their campaign to get it on the fall ballot.
Car Show underway
Organizers turned the key on the 2014 Columbus International Auto Show.
“Calamity days” bill clears Statehouse as flakes fall
A compromise measure giving Ohio schools four extra calamity days is headed to Gov. John Kasich’s desk for his expected signature.