Fatal accident
One person was killed in an early-morning accident on the East Side that closed down a major road during the morning rush, rerouting some school buses.
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Threat prompts campus lockdown
Officials at Denison University say extra law enforcement after a phone threat of violence ptompted a lockdownm on the Granville campus and at nearby public schools.
Fewest holiday fatalities since 2011
The Labor Day holiday weekend was the safest in three years on Ohio roadways, according to data released Wednesday by the State highway Patrol.
Clippers in pursuit of history
The Clippers have a chance to make baseball history as the first team to win three National Minor League Championships.
Bucyrus stunned by 4 deaths
Authorities in this northern Ohio town are asking for the public’s help in solving the slayings of four men whose bodies were found in separate homes this week.
Fighting opiate addiction
Ohio Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown wants to combat a rise in the abuse of prescription pain relievers, heroin and other opiates with a change to federal law he says will make it easier for addicts to get treatment.
GOP wants to fast-track voter ID
Several Republican state lawmakers want to force the Ohio House to vote on a bill requiring voters in the swing state to show photo identification at the polls.
Bucks fall in polls
The Buckeyes’ win over Navy in their season-opening game Saturday did little to impress the pollsters or convince them that Braxton Miller will not be missed.
Tigers 4, Indians 2
J.D. Martinez hit a three-run homer off closer Cody Allen in the ninth inning, helping the Detroit Tigers rally for a 4-2 win over the Indians on Tuesday night.
Parking dispute ends in gunfire
An argument over a parking space on the Northeast Side ended with bullets flying.