Church leaders, prosecutor to discuss officer’s mistrial
A new coalition of church ministers representing Cincinnati’s black community is seeking a sit-down with Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters regarding the trial of Ray Tensing.
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The road ahead…
The Buckeyes were among the biggest beneficiaries from a wild night of upsets in college football.
Pump price below $2, first time since August
Ohio has some of the lowest gas prices in the country to the start the week, below $2 a gallon for the first time in three months.
World Series windfall
This year’s baseball playoffs turned out to be a big hit for Cleveland even though the Indians came up a game short of the World Series title.
Buckeyes will benefit from Upset Saturday
The College Football Playoff rankings will have a much different look on Tuesday, which will include the Buckeyes in the top four after Ohio State’s 62-3 crushing of Maryland and losses by second-ranked Michigan, third-ranked Clemson and No. 4 Washington.
Winter could be a tough one
La Nina has returned and she may have brought the “polar vortex” with her.
Fire station, body cameras, naloxone funded in city budget
Columbus mayor Andrew Ginther’s first operating budget is about 5.7 percent larger than the one he inherited from his predecessor, thanks to brisk income tax collections.
Zoo welcomes cubs, bids gorilla farewell
It has been an emotional week at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium where staffers celebrated two births but were also mourning a death.
Water rate hike recommended
Expect to be tapped for a little more cash in your water and sewer bills in 2017.
Autopsy: Teen shot 3 times by officer
Autopsy results show a 13-year-old Ohio boy fatally shot by Columbus police earlier this year was struck three times on his left side.