Deputy shoots man who stabbed 2 people, killing 1, on turnpike
Authorities say a man stabbed two people, killing one of them, before an Ohio sheriff’s deputy shot him at a turnpike plaza.
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Case, Kenyon, Oberlin, OSU among state’s top colleges
Case Western Reserve University was at the top of a list of the best colleges and universities in Ohio.
(3) Cincinnati 56, UCF 21
Jerome Ford rushed for a career-high 189 yards and four touchdowns to help No. 3 Cincinnati roll past UCF 56-21.
Indictment charges man operated as unlicensed funeral director
A man who allegedly operated an East Side business where investigators removed bodies two weeks ago has been indicted by a grand jury in Toledo on dozens of charges related to providing funeral services without a license.
Inmate charged in 2020 murder
Police have charged a man who is serving time in prison with the 2020 murder of a man in North Linden nearly a year ago.
State debuts BMV kiosks
The state is offering Ohio drivers another way to avoid lines at the Bureau of Motor Vehicles.
City plans to spend $15M on police facilities
With Columbus just eight homicides short of matching last year’s record of 175, Mayor Andrew Ginther and neighborhood leaders Tuesday announced that the city would spend $15 million on new police facilities in two areas that have been plagued by crime.
GOP lawmaker to introduce marijuana legalization bill
An Ohio House Republican has announced plans to introduce a bill legalizing recreational marijuana in the state.
Man killed, child injured in shooting incidents
One man was killed and six others hurt, including a 9-year-old, in separate shooting incidents Monday and Tuesday, one of which ended in a salon’s parking lot.
Columbus wrestles with namesake’s legacy
Communities across the U.S., including the largest city named for the explorer, have taken a deeper look at Christopher Columbus’ legacy in recent years.