Censored veteran will get another chance to give speech
A retired U.S. Army officer is getting a chance to deliver his speech about freed Black slaves who honored fallen Civil War soldiers.
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Columbus summer air travel taking off
Air travel volume at Columbus’ airports is climbing toward its summer cruising altitude.
Special prosecutors set to probe Casey Goodson Jr. shooting
Two special prosecutors have been appointed in the case of the Franklin County deputy who fatally shot Casey Goodson Jr. in the back five times.
Would-be crook shoots partner during argument over planned crime
An argument between two would-be criminals ended with one of them shooting his partner in the leg early Tuesday, Columbus police said.
Children, 2 and 4, drown in backyard pool
Columbus police say two small children drowned Friday night in a pool at an East Side home.
Soldier’s Memorial Day speech cut short
UPDATE: The head of an American Legion post in northeast Ohio has stepped down after organizers of a Memorial Day ceremony silenced a speech about freed Black slaves honoring soldiers after the Civil War.
Senate approves bill allowing use of fireworks in Ohio
Ohio lawmakers are taking another crack at closing one of the most ignored loopholes in state law.
Lawmakers want Ma’Khia Bryant foster care journey probed
Three Democratic members of Congress are asking the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to investigate the foster care experience that preceded the fatal police shooting of 16-year-old Ma’Khia Bryant.
Fewer Ohio children missing in 2020
The number of children reported missing in Ohio declined in 2020 as the pandemic kept more families at home.
Pandemic roundup: Nearly 2.8 million sign up for Vax-a-Million
Ohio’s governor is happy with the response to Ohio’s Vax-a-Million vaccination incentive and the impact it has had on vaccinations.