Murder victim in burning house ID’ed
Police have identified a body found inside a burning South Side home Tuesday morning as that of an 81-year-old man but still have not named any suspects or motive in the killing.
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WBK: Mitchell will stay at OSU
Ohio State junior Kelsey Mitchell is returning for her senior season.
Research illustrates political divide in Ohio
Just over two months into the presidency of Donald Trump and a new survey reveals a wide political divide in Ohio on many issues.
Human legs found on South Side
No fingerprints, no dental records. All Columbus Police detectives have to go on in the city’s latest murder is the victim’s legs.
Wage discrimination hotline
Two Democratic state lawmakers in Ohio are proposing an equal pay hotline that they say could help fight wage discrimination.
1 dead, 2 hurt at fire scene
A report of a “man on fire” led authorities to a gruesome discovery on the South Side Tuesday morning.
Vigil held for club shooting victims
A vigil has been held outside a Cincinnati nightclub where one person was killed and 16 others were injured in a shooting.
Gas prices: How high is too high?
Americans’ tolerance for high gasoline prices appears to fluctuate with the price at the pump.
Win gives CBJ inside track to home-ice advantage
Cam Atkinson got his team-leading 34th goal and Sergei Bobrovsky had 41 saves to power the Blue Jackets to a 3-1 win over the Buffalo Sabres on Tuesday night.
Hospital guards cleared in pepper spray incident
An internal investigation has determined that three OhioHealth Grant Medical Center security officers acted within company guidelines after they were seen on video are suspended after video on social media pepper spraying a man, hitting him with a baton and throwing him to the ground outside the hospital’s entrance earlier this month.