3 areas targeted in infant mortality battle
Three Columbus neighborhoods have been designated as the first battlefields in a fight to reduce infant mortality in the city.
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“Stand-your-ground” law considered
As a lame-duck session gets underway at the Statehouse, lawmakers are considering several bills that would revamp the Ohio’s gun laws.
High court will hear innocent man’s case
The Ohio Supreme Court will hear arguments next year in the appeal of a former death row inmate trying to clear his name in a pair of slayings he didn’t commit.
Obamacare’s ambassador
President Barack Obama’s health chief plans to discuss the second sign-up season for his signature health care law during a pair of stops Thursday in Ohio.
Highest marks for LGBT rights
Columbus was one of two cities in Ohio and 38 in the U.S. to receive a perfect score on an equality index released by the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender civil rights organization.
Rosenberger new Ohio House Speaker
As expected, Republicans in the Ohio House have selected Cliff Rosenberger, of Clarksville in southwest Ohio, as the next House speaker.
Art, music, gym on chopping block
A controversial proposed rule change in an Ohio schools policy that could open the door for elimination of art, gym and other classes took a step forward this week.
Bucks back in contention
The Buckeyes went from “outside” to “outside-looking-in” in the latest College Football Playoff rankings,
Man avoiding accident dies in fall
Authorities say a man who jumped from a bridge while trying to avoid being struck by an oncoming tractor-trailer has died from injuries he suffered in the fall.
September slaying suspect arrested
Police say a 28-year-old man is behind bars, charged with a murder committed in the parking lot of an East Side strip mall two months ago.