Innocent plea in officer’s death
An attorney for a man accused of fatally shooting an Ohio policeman says three public defenders are working on the case.
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Legionnaires’ disease mystery
A state employee has contracted Legionnaires’ disease, and while its origin has not been identified the hot-water system at the Rhodes State Office Tower was cleaned this past weekend.
Hornets 106, Cavs 97
Jeremy Lin scored 24 points and the Charlotte Hornets rallied in the second half to beat the Eastern Conference-leading Cavaliers 106-97 on Wednesday night.
Elderly man missing from SE Side
Police are looking for an elderly Southeast Side man who left his home Wednesday morning and did not return.
Pot-smuggling operation broken up
Four people were arrested yesterday in connection with what federal authorities say was a multi-state drug-smuggling ring that trucked marijuana from Arizona to Columbus via large vehicles, including tractor-trailers.
Millions in school vouchers not being used
Students at 261 failing public schools, more than a quarter of them in Columbus, have the opportunity to attend a private school for free next year.
Browns may be fed up with Manziel
Troublesome quarterback Johnny Manziel may be on his way out in Cleveland.
Oilers 5, CBJ 1
Connor McDavid had a goal and two assists in his return from a nearly three-month absence and the Edmonton Oilers beat the Blue Jackets 5-1 on Tuesday night to end a three-game skid.
One dead in head-on crash
Franklin County Sheriff’s deputies are investigating a head-on crash in Jackson Township Tuesday night that left a Hilliard woman dead.
Groundhog Day: Buckeye Chuck says more winter
Ohio’s furry forecaster disagrees with two of his counterparts on whether we will see six more weeks of this mild winter or an early spring.