Charity Newsies celebrates 110th paper sale
As they have been doing for 110 years, hundreds of volunteers will spend a December Saturday braving the cold and Columbus drivers to collect funds that will provide clothing for children.
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0-12 Browns shake up front office
With four weeks left in a winless season, the Browns fired the team’s vice president of football operations and hired a new general manager.
Deer with pumpkin on head spotted in UA
Gahanna has had its lion. Minerva Park has had its howler monkey. Now, it’s Upper Arlington’s turn to become a part of the central Ohio “wild kingdom.”
Supporter hopes for state help for Glenn statue
Organizers of a sculpture effort to honor the late John Glenn are banking on Ohio’s love of the famous astronaut to try to attract some state funding.
Art Modell: Savior of the Crew???
A Franklin County lawmaker says a state law passed in reaction to Art Modell’s decision to move the Cleveland Browns to Baltimore could be used to stop the Columbus Crew SC from leaving town.
Man charged in son’s accidental death
A grand jury in Columbus has a man in the accidental shooting death of his 3-year-old son.
Mom faces charges in baby’s overdose death
A 23-year-old Columbus woman is facing criminal charges in the overdose death of her newborn daughter in April.
Teens charged in violent robbery
Two Westerville South High School students are charged with luring a man with an offer to buy a gaming system, then beating and robbing him.
The Statehouse in the holiday spirit
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas at the Ohio Statehouse.
Remembering Pearl Harbor
Ohio’s governor has ordered all flags at public buildings and grounds in Ohio be flown at half-staff on Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day.