Pelotonia riders pedal against cancer
Hundreds of cyclists will pedal from Columbus to Mt. Vernon this weekend to raise funds for cancer research.
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Man could face death penalty for double slaying
A man accused of killing his estranged wife and her brother in a South Side parking lot could face the death penalty.
Browns scrimmage in Columbus
Football season begins early Friday when the Cleveland Browns bring their annual Orange & Brown Scrimmage to Ohio Stadium.
OHSAA reverses enrollment policy…for now
After an outcry by urban school administrators across the state, who argued that their sports teams were unfairly and arbitrarily being placed in a competitive disadvantage under a new policy counting charter school and STEM school students toward enrollment numbers, the governing body for high school sports in Ohio decided to reverse that decision.
Clippers 7, RailRiders 6
The Clippers eked out a 7-6 win over Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Thursday to win the three-game series between the two teams at Huntington Park.
Cardinals 3, Reds 0
St. Louis pulled away to a 3-0 victory over the Reds, taking yet another series from its NL Central rival.
Voters, candidates await first GOP debate
The process of narrowing down a field of 17 Republican presidential candidates from 17 to one begins tonight in the city where the party’s 2016 nominee will be chosen about a year from now.
Sales Tax Holiday
Large crowds are expected at stores across Ohio this weekend as retailers mark the first-ever “sales tax holiday” in the state.
Video game dispute leads to shooting
A Southeast Side man is expected to recover from gunshot wounds suffered when he brought a video game to a gunfight late Wednesday.
Man tried to buy Native American remains
A Wellston man will be placed under house arrest, pay a fine and reimburse the Miami Tribe the cost of reinterring Native American remains he is accused of trying to purchase, federal officials announced Wednesday.