Killer of two shot by police
Witnesses said Columbus police officers had no choice but to open fire on a gun-wielding man who had already killed two people in a South Side parking lot Wednesday afternoon.
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Kasich favored in Ohio; unknown elsewhere
In two out of three crucial swing states, voters appear to favor their native sons in the race for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, according to a poll released Thursday morning.
Athens is bat country
Bats are the talk of one Ohio college town after an infestation of the winged vermin drove the university president and his wife out of their on-campus home last month.
Leaders: Ohio open-minded and open for business
Ohio is trying to make lemonade out of Indiana’s lemons.
Voting restriction struck from transportation bill
Governor John Kasich struck out a provision of the new state transportation bill that Democrats and voting rights activists said would have discouraged out-of-state college students from voting in the crucial swing state
Komen provides $1.5M for breast cancer battle
Breast cancer-fighting programs in 30 central, eastern and southeastern Ohio counties are getting $1.5 million in help from Susan G. Komen Columbus,
Bexley moves ahead on anti-discrimination law
Bexley’s City Council is moving ahead with plans to approve an anti-discrimination ordinance that addresses sexual orientation and gender identity.
Demons may have prompted baby’s murder
A Columbus man suspected in the death of a one-year-old Maryland boy found inside a backpack in Big Walnut Creek in December allegedly beat the because he thought he was possessed by demons.
OSU to invest $400M to help students, faculty
Ohio State University’s newest president says it is committing $400 million over five years to lower students’ costs and improve the value of their education.
Drivers’ license law could impact voting
If out-of-state college students register to vote in Ohio, yet fail to obtain in-state driver licenses and vehicle registrations within 30 days, what happens then?