Kasich heads to NY after State of the State
Governor John Kasich is wasting no time returning to the presidential campaign trail a day after sounding a unifying theme to Ohio and the nation in his annual State of the State address.
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Anti-government activist injured preparing bomb, says investigator
An anti-government activist who lost his hands in an explosion was building a bomb to use as a diversion during a bank or armored-car robbery, according to charges filed by a Columbus Fire Division investigator.
Cost of child care straining family budgets
The cost of quality child care is a burden that is weighing heavily on Ohio’s lower-paid workers, some of whom find more than half of their income going to take care of their young children.
Cheerful pinwheels represent sad stories
More than 4,000 pinwheels have been planted around Columbus to make us all think about abused and neglected children in central Ohio.
Officer shoots suspect armed with knife
A Columbus police officer shot a man accused of threatening his girlfriend with a knife on the Southeast Side Wednesday night.
Couple arrested in double slaying
Police have arrested a man and woman they say are connected to the shooting deaths of two men at a Southeast Side rental-car company Tuesday.
Would-be holdup man killed, accomplices charged
Two men whose accomplice in a home invasion-style robbery was killed are facing murder charges.
Zoo going smoke-free
The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium says it’s going smoke-free.
Runner wins small events with no drug testing
The Columbus 10K is joining a handful of races across the country trying to ban athletes with doping histories.
Smith pleads not guilty
Former Ohio State quarterback and 2006 Heisman Trophy winner Troy Smith has pleaded not guilty to driving under the influence and marijuana possession.