Columbus protests Muslim travel ban
Police used pepper spray to break up a large crowd of people that gathered at the Statehouse to protest President Donald Trump’s ban on travelers from seven Muslim-majority nations.
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Kasich tax hikes face rocky road
Ohio Gov. John Kasich has traveled this taxation road before only to find fellow Republicans refused to clamber aboard for the ride.
Columbus residents protest travel ban
Hundreds of people reportedly gathered at John Glenn Columbus International Airport on Sunday, carrying signs and banners protesting President Donald Trump’s temporary ban on immigrants from seven Muslim-majority countries.
Variable speed limits part of transportation plans
Thursday’s announcement of a $45 million plan to make Ohio a center of autonomous-vehicle research included an item of greater immediate interest for some central Ohio commuters: By next year, speed limits on I-670 could change by the hour.
HS shooter asked victim to kill him
A newly released police report says the Ohio teen accused of shooting a classmate in school turned the weapon around and asked the victim to kill him.
Bob Evans sells restaurant division
New Albany-based Bob Evans Farms has sold its restaurant division,
Driver killed in fiery highway crash
The driver of a tractor-trailer was killed when it crashed and burst into flames on a highway overpass in Dublin, shutting down a large portion of the Outerbelt for several hours Monday.
Panel studies graduation requirements
A panel considering whether to recommend adjustments to Ohio’s high school graduation requirements has begun its work.
NW Side water main break
The pump truck sitting in Mike Hedrick’s driveway hummed as he bustled around his Northwest Side home, the carpet squishing beneath his feet.
Ohio rep to skip inauguration
A black congresswoman from Ohio is skipping Donald Trump’s inauguration this week and voicing support for fellow Democratic Rep. John Lewis after the civil rights icon feuded with the president-elect over the weekend.