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Honoring “mother of civil rights movement”
Ohio’s 12th annual tribute to civil rights pioneer Rosa Parks will be a two-day affair in Columbus.
Mandel will challenge Brown again in ’18
With 698 days to go before Election Day 2018, one Republican candidate from Ohio has tossed his hat in the ring.
Fire damages German Village landmark
Plank’s Bier Garten, a fixture in German Village since 1960, experience damage when fire broke out there early Wednesday morning.
“Heartbeat bill” rides through as amendment
A bill that would clear the way for what would be one of the nation’s most stringent abortion restrictions is on its way to the governor, thanks to last-minute approval by Ohio lawmakers preparing to head home for the rest of the year.
Trump to talk to OSU campus attack victims
President-elect Donald Trump is planning to travel to Ohio State University to meet with some of the victims of the recent attack that left 11 people injured.
“Annie’s Law” allows ignition breathalyzer devices
Ohio lawmakers on Tuesday unanimously passed a law supporters say has reduced repeat drunk-driving offenses in the more than two dozen states where it is already in the books.
Fla. Atlantic shocks OSU, 79-77 (OT)
Adonis Filer notched a season-high 23 points and Florida Atlantic handed Ohio State their first home loss of the season, 79-77 in overtime on Tuesday night.
Open-carry marchers on campus warn students are vulnerable
A week after an attack on a crowd at Ohio State University, almost to the hour, people openly carrying guns of various sizes met in front of the Ohio Union on Monday morning, aiming to make a point.
Groundbreaking technique leads to child abduction suspect
A Lorain man accused of breaking into two homes and kidnapping a girl and trying to abduct another has been indicted on rape and other charges, thanks to a new law enforcement technique.