Holiday travel at 11-year high
Millions of Ohioans are hitting the roads or boarding airplanes today as they embark on what is expected to be the busiest Thanksgiving travel weekend in more than a decade.
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Red kettles
Red kettles are hanging – literally and virtually – at dozens of locations around central Ohio as the Salvation Army continues its 125-year holiday-season tradition of collecting cash to help poor and homeless children and adults.
Bucks, Wolverines hold onto CFP spots
The Buckeyes held onto the no. 2 spot in the College Football Playoff rankings heading into their annual rivalry game with Michigan, which is right behind them in the top four.
Teen accidentally shoots little brother
Police say a 15-year-old shot his younger brother in the leg with a gun he found in an alley Tuesday afternoon in Franklinton.
Man dead, teen wounded in shooting
A man was killed and a 17-year-old wounded in a shooting in the parking lot of a Wendy’s restaurant in Franklinton Tuesday night.
Prosecutor wants officer’s retrial moved
The attorney for a white former police officer facing a second murder trial is indicating he will oppose the prosecutor’s request to move it out of the Cincinnati area.
Police debut audio crowd control tool
Columbus police on Monday gave a demonstration of a new to in their kit for handling a variety of challenges, from hostage negotiations to dispersing protesters.
Slower growth forecast for Ohio holiday shopping
Researchers are expecting a 1.54 percent increase in Ohio holiday retail spending, with Black Friday and other seasonal sales coming up.
Rivalry Week!
The week that Ohio State plays its arch-rival in football, pieces of tape hide the letter “M” all over campus, the name of that mitten-shaped state up north is not spoken in polite company and the colors blue and maize are not worn or displayed.
The Game ticket caution
The Ohio State Department of Athletics is warning fans about counterfeit tickets to Saturday’s Buckeye-Michigan game.