There goes the sun
Roads are jammed, hotels are packed, schools are closed and businesses are prepared for a major slowdown Monday afternoon when the “Great American Eclipse” transfixes the nation.
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NetJets enjoying eclipse boom
A private jet operator based in Columbus is preparing for one of its busiest days of the year because so many people want to get a perfect view of Monday’s solar eclipse.
Royals 7, Indians 4
The Kansas City Royals beat the Indians 7-4 Sunday to avoid a three-game sweep.
Columbus gas prices go against the grain
Despite predictions of a spike in the offing, the gas prices in Columbus are at their lowest point in over a month.
Critics say slow growth shows tax cuts don’t trickle down
Analysts say another month of slow job growth in Ohio shows that cutting taxes for those with the highest incomes isn’t putting people back to work.
Man found in NE Side apartment complex is homicide victim
Police are looking for clues to the city’s latest homicide, the death of a man whose body was found lying between buildings at a Northeast Side apartment complex Sunday morning.
Braves 8, Reds 1
Tyler Flowers’ grand slam broke open a close game in Atlanta’s six-run fifth inning and the Braves beat the Reds 8-1 Sunday.
Clippers 6, Red Sox 1
A wave of unanswered offense pushed the Clippers to a 6-1 win over the Pawtucket Red Sox on Sunday evening in finale of a three-game series at Huntington Park.
Crew SC 1, Orlando City SC 1
Rookie defender Lalas Abubakar scored first career MLS goal and Columbus Crew SC battled Orlando City SC to a 1-1 draw Saturday night at Orlando City Stadium.
Welcoming new crop of Buckeyes
In its second year requiring sophomores to live on campus, Ohio State University officials say there is enough room for every student who requested to live in a dorm.