Bats 11, Clippers 4
The Louisville Bats lived up to their franchise nickname with an offensive outburst that spoiled the Clippers’ 2017 home opener Thursday night.
WSNY
Market place: Big changes to 141-year-old landmark
The 141-year-old North Market, with its iconic rooster and faded paint, is tying its future to a brick-and-glass skyscraper.
Penguins 3, CBJ 1
The Pittsburgh Penguins opened their Stanley Cup title defense with a 3-1 victory over the Blue Jackets on Wednesday night.
Mom in deportation facility despite protests
A Mexican mother of four U.S.-born children living in Ohio is being held in federal detention in Louisiana as advocates urge that she not be deported.
Raptors 98, Cavs 93
The Cavs’ loss to Toronto Wednesday night allows the Celtics to enter the NBA playoffs as the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference.
Reds plunder Pirates
The Reds own the best record in the majors so far this season after tying for the worst record in the National League last year.
Murder suspect arrested in Alabama
An East Side man is awaiting extradition back to Columbus from Alabama where he was arrested Wednesday on charges stemming from the death of a man in a double shooting in the Driving Park neighborhood which also left a woman injured.
Man arrested for 2016 slaying
After four months on the run, a Northeast Side man was arrested Tuesday for the murder of a man in a shooting in North Linden.
Tribe falls, Chief Wahoo under fire
The Chicago White Sox beat the Indians 2-1 Wednesday night as baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred makes his strongest comments yet on wanting the Indians to eradicate their Chief Wahoo logo.
Clippers 7, Indians 6
The Indianapolis Indians scored four runs over the final three innings but left the tying run at first base as the Clippers held on for a 7-6 win to finish with five wins during a season-opening seven-game road trip.