Elderly man critical after beating
Columbus police are asking for help tracking down a man who beat a 63-year-old man and left him in the street in critical condition.
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Cincinnati’s baby hippo takes first steps
The Cincinnati Zoo says a baby hippo born prematurely has taken her first steps.
HS shooting victim home again
The 16-year-old victim of an Ohio school shooting has returned home after several days in the hospital in Columbus as a court case continues against the suspect.
Rash of Cleveland OD’s
Cleveland police say 14 people suffered drug overdoses in two days with seven fatalities.
Police: Body is that of missing man
Police say human remains found near a South Side quarry last week were identified as those of a man who has been missing for nearly four months.
Deputy, wife murder-suicide under investigation
State crime agents are investigating the apparent murder-suicide of a Licking County sheriff’s deputy and his wife.
Black History Month at the Statehouse
The Ohio Statehouse is observing Black History Month with an art exhibit and weekly “living history” performances.
Ginther: City “vigorously” opposes immigration ban
Mayor Andrew Ginther signed an executive order Friday reinforcing the city’s open-arms policy on immigration and taking a stand against a presidential ban on travel and immigration from seven majority-Muslim countries.
Easton development money to help Linden
Mayor Andrew J. Ginther expects to have a plan by the end of 2017 for improvements in Linden that will be paid for with cash that Columbus will receive in exchange for a tax break on new housing built at Easton Town Center.
Show your heart some love
During February, Ohioans are encouraged to learn more about heart disease and make a commitment to a healthy lifestyle.