National Guard cybersecurity unit watching election
Ohio’s elections chief says the National Guard is among agencies helping to keep the swing state’s election safe.
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Columbus is top Midwest travel spot
Columbus may never have the glitz of Las Vegas, the lure of Disney World, the hipster cachet of Austin or the bright lights of New York, but a recent survey of people who have been to the city say it is on a par with those destinations.
Police catch up to “Buckeye Bandit”
A bank robbery suspect shot by Columbus police officers last month has turned out to be the man known as the “Buckeye Bandit.”
Pot rules panel begins work
A state committee is considering proposed rules that would permit up to 18 medical marijuana growers in Ohio and make growers’ licensing fees among the highest in the country.
Man dies in Hallowe’en shooting
Police say they are looking for two suspects in a Hallowe’en night shooting on the Southeast Side that left a man dead.
One week to go
The final week before the presidential election is underway amid a new email scandal for Democrat Hillary Clinton and refreshed accusations that Republican Donald Trump cannot be trusted with the nation’s nuclear arsenal.
Buckeye ticket prices going up
Ohio State football and basketball fans will pay more for some tickets next fall and winter if the university’s Board of Trustees approves a proposed pricing plan Friday.
Supreme Court turns back final voting law challenge
The last pending legal challenge to Ohio’s voting laws died a quick death Monday when it was rejected by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Game 6 preps: Costumes and Jobu
Josh Tomlin looked forward to Halloween and dressing up with his daughters, 2-year-old Makenzie Jae and 1-year-old Myla Kate. He jokes he might be “daddy piggy.”
Last player on ’48 Indians at Game 6
The Indians will have a personal piece of their past at Game 6.