Opioid battle plan: Target providers
In Columbus Wednesday, U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions unveiled a new plan to address the nation’s drug abuse epidemic.
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Pregnant teen gets shot, delivers baby
A pregnant teenager and her baby survived an accidental shooting in a South Linden home Wednesday morning.
Proposal to name highway after slain chief
A state lawmaker wants to honor a slain Ohio police chief by renaming part of a road for him.
Romance rules in Queen City
Thousands of women are coming to Ohio to talk about sex.
Amazon’s big hire
It’s being billed as the nation’s biggest job fair and who can dispute that claim when a company that has become an online retail behemoth says it will hire 50,000 people in one day.
Funeral for state fair accident victim
Funeral services have been held for a teenager killed when a spinning and swinging amusement park ride broke apart at the Ohio State Fair.
Columbus lawmaker tries to close gender wage gap
A leading state lawmakers from Columbus has introduced a bill intended to narrow the pay gap between men and women in Ohio.
Clippers tighten IL West race
Richie Shaffer’s three-run home run in the bottom of the sixth proved to be just enough for the Clippers as they held off the Indianapolis Indians, 3-2, on Tuesday night in a showdown between the top teams in the International League West Division.
Amazing catch highlights Tribe’s losing effort
The Boston Red Sox are back atop the AL East standings following a wild victory over the Indians that featured one of the most sensational defensive highlights of the season.
Reds 9, Pirates 1
Billy Hamilton hit a three-run homer and tripled, Eugenio Suarez and rookie Jesse Winker also went deep, and the Reds overwhelmed the Pittsburgh Pirates 9-1 last night.