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The premiere fireworks event in the Midwest will attract over 400,000 people to downtown Columbus Friday.
The premiere fireworks event in the Midwest will attract over 400,000 people to downtown Columbus Friday.
The National Museum of the U.S. Air Force’s Missile and Space Gallery will re-open on July 3 after being closed for nearly seven months for construction linking the gallery to the museum’s new fourth building.
Under new restrictions that take effect Wednesday, the hours when beginning Ohio drivers can drive and how many passengers they are allowed to carry will be limited depend on their driving experience, not their age.
Same-sex marriages are underway in Ohio.
Governor John Kasich says he’s pleased with the roughly $71 billion spending blueprint now on his desk, but noted some items will get vetoed.
The Supreme Court has declared that same-sex couples have a right to marry anywhere in the United States, including Ohio.
Columbus Mayor Michael Coleman is under federal investigation for the sale of his former home for an above-market price, and agents have interviewed a city employee who says city staff were directed to help the home’s buyer set up a business here.
Pure powdered caffeine won’t be legally sold in Ohio under legislation signed by Gov. John Kasich.
Authorities expect a slain Cincinnati police officer’s funeral and procession to draw thousands of people, including hundreds of police officers from around the country.
The Los Angeles Lakers chose Ohio State’s D’Angelo Russell with the second pick in the NBA draft on Thursday.