Honoring veterans
Columbus honors its veterans on the Friday before the national holiday is observed, on Nov. 9 this year, and that means some downtown streets will be closed for the annual parade.
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Legal pot not entirely up in smoke
COLUMBUS – The future of marijuana in Ohio did not necessarily go up in smoke with Tuesday’s rejection of a […]
Alabama child found in Ohio…13 years later
Police say a five-year-old child who disappeared 13 years ago in Birmingham, Alabama, has been found in Ohio.
Alert issued for UA man
Upper Arlington police issued a Missing Adult Alert Wednesday for an 83-year-old man who left his assisted living facility and did not return.
Manziel starts against Bengals
Browns backup quarterback Johnny Manziel will start against the unbeaten Bengals on Thursday night.
Barrett arraignment delayed
Ohio State quarterback J.T. Barrett’s arraignment on a citation for operating a vehicle while impaired has been rescheduled for next week.
Cavs 96, Knicks 86
CLEVELAND (AP) – LeBron James scored 23 points and did some quick tailoring on Cleveland’s tight, sleeved uniforms, Mo Williams […]
Legal pot buzzkill
Voters rejected a ballot measure that would have made Ohio the first state to make marijuana legal for both recreational and medical use in a single stroke.
Ginther will take over City Hall reins
City Council President Andrew Ginther will become Columbus’ first new mayor in over 15 years.
Anti-gerrymandering proposal approved
After a decade of false starts, Ohio voters have approved new rules for drawing state legislative districts that aim to reduce partisan gerrymandering.