Stolen Native American remains to be reburied
The remains of Native Americans dug up in southern Ohio and sold by three men will be buried again in the state now that those involved have been sentenced.
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Country Concert in the Hills founder dies
A man who each summer turned his family campground in western Ohio into one of the largest outdoor concerts in the nation has died.
Runaway may be with sister
Police are looking for an endangered runaway 12-year-old girl from the East Side who may be with her 13-year-old sister.
CBJ 1, Wild 0
Brandon Saad broke a scoreless tie in the third period and Sergei Bobrovsky stopped 38 shots as the Blue Jackets beat the Minnesota Wild 1-0 Thursday night.
Dam repairs ahead of schedule
State officials say the project to repair the Buckeye Lake dam in Licking County is ahead of schedule and more boating activities will be permitted on the lake this summer, good news for nearby bars and restaurants who have struggled to stay afloat after the repairs began.
House OK’s budget, includes license fee increases
The Ohio House approved the two-year, $7.8 billion transportation budget Wednesday that includes a proposed variable speed limit on I-670 and new fees for drivers.
Record number of concealed carry permits issued
State officials say a record number of concealed carry licenses for handguns were issued last year.
Celtics 103, Cavs 99
Isaiah Thomas scored 31 points, including a pair of go-ahead free throws, as the Boston Celtics outlasted LeBron James and the Cavaliers 103-99 on Wednesday night.
Severe weather batters Ohio
March came in like a lion, but more like a lion in springtime than a lion winter, as heavy rain, high winds and possible tornadoes damaged buildings, flooded roadways and knocked out power to thousands of Ohioans.
Dating violence bill clears Ohio House
A bipartisan Ohio bill that would allow victims of dating violence to seek a protective order against an alleged perpetrator was approved by the House Tuesday.