Two top leaders of the ResponsibleOhio group that unsuccessfully pushed to legalize marijuana in Ohio in November have now decided to team up with Ohio House leaders to seek a more modest medical marijuana initiative.
Numerous changes to a GOP-backed bill to overhaul Ohio’s unemployment-compensation system failed to satisfy critics who say the legislation reduces benefits to jobless workers and eliminates them for some.
A Far East Side man was charged with three counts of murder Tuesday, with Columbus police saying he killed his ex-girlfriend and two of her daughters in a knife attack that was interrupted when the woman’s current boyfriend stumbled into the horrific scene.
Newly sworn-in Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther has presented his ethics proposal to the City Council, as details of a second investigation of City Hall by the Ohio Ethics Commission became public on Thursday.
Six years after ranking fifth in the nation, Ohio’s education system has tumbled to 23rd among the 50 states and District of Columbia, according to a national report card released today.
Authorities have identified a woman who was initially thought to have been hit by a vehicle in an East Side intersection but was later determined to have been fatally shot.
Receiver Michael Thomas and safety Vonn Bell declared their intention to enter the NFL draft Tuesday, bringing the total number of Buckeye underclassmen to forego their remaining eligibility to nine, the most in school history.
A new study appears to cast doubt on claims that kids are turning up their noses at healthier school meals.
Buckeye running back Ezekiel Elliott is expected to play in Friday’s Fiesta Bowl despite reports that he was cited for driving with a suspended driver’s license following an auto accident over the weekend.
Buckeye running back Ezekiel Elliott will reportedly be available to play in the Fiesta Bowl despite reports that he was driving with a suspended license Sunday when he was involved in a minor-injury car crash on Rt. 315.
