Bystanders stop violent attack
Three men are being credited for helping stop a 16-year-old boy suspected of stabbing his ex-girlfriend more than 20 times.
Columbus Dispatch
Will Crew SC be “gone to Texas?”
The San Francisco-based owner of the Columbus Crew SC, the city’s Major League Soccer franchise, confirmed the company is considering moving the team to Texas after next year because remaining in Columbus is “not sustainable” due to poor attendance, slow season ticket sales and a lack of corporate support.
Study: Even high-achieving girls lack self-esteem
A study by a Columbus organization finds that many girls don’t say what they are thinking because they want to be liked or don’t want to be labeled “bossy.”
Smuggler on plane that landed at Ohio U. airport sentenced
A Canadian passenger on a plane forced to make an emergency landing in Ohio with 290 pounds of cocaine on board has been sentenced to just over five years in federal prison.
Condemned man’s lawyers say he’s too sick to be executed
Attorneys for a condemned killer once described as “the poster child for the death penalty” are citing his poor health as they ask Ohio’s governor for mercy ahead of next month’s scheduled execution.
City records 100th homicide of 2017
Columbus crossed a milestone in violent crime just before 9:30 Tuesday night. That’s when Ulrich Smith was pronounced dead, becoming the 100th homicide victim of 2017.
Mom facing deportation tries different approach
Edith Espinal is asking the federal government once again to put off deportation as she seeks a legal way to stay in the country.
Gun groups opposed to bump stock restrictions
Ohio gun groups say they oppose any bans on a gun accessory called bump stocks used by the Las Vegas mass shooter to turn semi-automatic rifles into rapid-fire automatic weapons.
Driver convicted of infant’s death
Why a woman drove her SUV off a Mifflin Township road, striking and killing a 7-month-old boy in a stroller, remains a mystery.
Welcome to Ohio State; here’s your iPad
Ohio State University announced Wednesday that it will work with Apple in the tech company’s most-aggressive collaboration with any university to date.