RailRiders 5, Clippers 0
The Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders posted their first-ever shutout victory at Huntington Park on Wednesday night by handing the Clippers a 5-0 defeat, dropping their record at home to 5-14.
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Squeeze play: Home sales dip on tight inventory
Home sales in central Ohio and around the nation fell in April, thanks to tight supply and rising prices.
Jogger attacked on Antrim Park path
Columbus police are looking for a man they say shoved a jogger to the ground so violently that she broke her wrist.
Cavs 112, Celtics 99
The Cavaliers moved within one win of an almost inevitable third date in the NBA Finals with Golden State by rallying to beat the Boston Celtics 112-99 on Tuesday night in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference finals.
Target to pay $18.5M over data breach
Target has agreed to pay $18.5 million to Ohio, 46 other states and the District of Columbus as a result of a massive 2013 data breach.
Racism’s legacy: Discriminatory language in old deeds
A federal judge has ruled that Ohio’s county recorders cannot remove racist language from old deed restrictions and covenants.
1 kayaker drowns, 1 missing
Authorities in Marion County are continuing to search for a kayaker who is presumed dead after his friend’s body was found floating in a river.
Indians 8, Reds 7
Edwin Encarnacion hit two of Cleveland’s four homers off rookie Amir Garrett and scored the go-ahead run on a wild pitch Tuesday night, leading the Indians to an 8-7 victory and a split of their two-game series with the Reds.
Man arrested in fire that killed 7
A man accused of starting a house fire in Akron last week that killed seven of his neighbors is due in court.
Police: Man found in river drowned
Police say a man whose body was found floating in the Scioto River near downtown Columbus Friday was the victim of an accidental drowning.