Battle of Ohio
The Bengals shoot for their first road win of the season and the Brown will try to string two wins together when the two teams meet up at the Dog Pound on Sunday.
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President’s Cup sells out
You’re out of luck if you wanted tickets to see the world’s best golfers battle next week at Muirfield Village Golf Club.
Teen jailed for shooting threat
Classes were held as usual at Watkins Memorial High School in Licking County after a 15-year-old student threatened to shoot up the school.
E-cigarette bill has drawbacks, some say
The Ohio House will soon open debate on a bill that would restrict the sale of e-cigarettes.
Bauer hiring 1,200 today
An upscale retailer is making hundreds of local warehouse jobs available today.
Double murderer is last pentobarbital execution
In the last use of a lethal-injection drug, the state has executed a gunman who spewed racial slurs before the killings of an African-American man and a police officer during a 1994 rampage at his apartment complex in a Cleveland suburb.
DeWine, AG’s target e-cigarettes
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine and his counterparts from 39 other states are asking the federal government to regulate electronic cigarettes.
Reds, Pirates clinch playoff berths
Shin-Soo Choo drove in the winning run with a single off the wall in the 10th inning, and the Reds secured a playoff spot Monday night moments after beating the New York Mets 3-2.
Ohio could blaze brewery trail
Ohio tourism officials want to make the state’s craft-brewing industry an attraction for visitors.
Internet cafe supporters fall short
Opponents of an Ohio law that effectively bans storefront sweepstakes parlors have fallen more than 70,000 signatures short of the number needed to place a repeal request on the November 2014 ballot.