Cardale goes to hospital for headache
Two Ohio newspapers are reporting that Ohio State quarterback Cardale Jones was taken to the hospital because of a headache last night.
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Ohio abortions lowest on record in 2014
The number of abortions in Ohio fell to a 38-year low in 2014, according to a report released Wednesday by the state Department of Health.
Buckeye Lake property owners told to remove docks
The state has issued its edict to the more than 370 owners of properties next to the Buckeye Lake dam: The docks, decks, patios and all of the other structures they have built on the state-owned side of the earthen dam have to be removed, at the owners’ expense.
Jeni’s kitchen to reopen
Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams planned to reopen the company’s production kitchen on Monday after a nearly three-month shutdown.
No “ragweed-a-thon”
Ragweed pollen is tainting our air, just like it does every year about this time, but so far the data from the nearest air monitoring station in Dayton show a typical year.
Woman evaluated for Ebola
A woman who has recently been to a country with Ebola is under evaluation after she reported concerning symptoms to nurses at Columbus Public Health, agency spokesman Jose Rodriguez said.
Islamic group files discrimination complaint over headscarves
The Ohio chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations has filed an employment discrimination complaint over the ban on Columbus officers wearing headscarves for religious reasons.
Mom could get death penalty in sons’ deaths
A Bellefontaine woman accused of killing her three young sons out of jealousy at the attention her husband paid could face the death penalty, but the prosecutor in the case says it isn’t likely that Brittany Pilkington will receive the law’s maximum sentence.
3 killed in Whitehall shooting
Police say three people have been killed in a shooting at an apartment complex in Whitehall.
Did City Council members’ Buckeye football trip cross ethical line?
The trip that four Columbus City Council members took with a lobbyist to watch the Big Ten Championship football game from a suite would have cost about three times the $250 they paid, a travel expert and stadium officials say.