Election contenders raise cash and spend it
Supporters of a ballot issue legalizing marijuana use for medicinal and recreational purposes in Ohio are spending money like a stoner in a candy store.
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Senate votes to strip funds from Planned Parenthood
A bill that aims to divert more than $1 million in government money away from Planned Parenthood passed the state Senate Wednesday after Democrats and other opponents claimed it threatens access to health care services.
Blue Jackets jettison Richards after 0-7 start
The Blue Jackets have reportedly fired Todd Richards, replacing him with John Tortorella, one of the NHL’s firebrand coaches who has been out of work since Vancouver fired him a year ago.
Buckeye Lake could be shipshape next summer
Business owners are excited that boating could resume at Buckeye Lake in June under an expedited construction schedule that would allow for raising the water close to the normal summer level.
Lobbyist pleads guilty in red light camera scandal
A lobbyist at the center of the City Hall red light camera scandal pleaded guilty Thursday to extortion.
Child locked in basement
NEWARK – A couple has been charged with child endangering after reportedly locking up a six-year-old in an unfinished basement […]
Mild winter in the forecast
Monday was a beautiful fall day — plenty of sunshine, temps in the 70s. But winter’s bearing down on us. And you know what? It might not be that bad.
Delaware Co. may get new I-71 interchange
As Delaware County’s growth surges, homeowners and shoppers in the heavily populated south continue to seek access from the freeway into their community.
Hospital looks for ways to prevent youth suicide
COLUMBUS (AP) – Nationwide Children’s Hospital has created a center to study suicide in efforts to better understand it and […]
Teacher reinstated
A Pickerington teacher has been reinstated to her job after charges against her in the death of her husband were dropped.