Drone operator charged with obstruction says he’s no idiot
A Springfield man has pleaded innocent to charges filed after deputies say a video camera-equipped drone he was flying over an accident scene hindered the landing of a medical helicopter.
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Crews patch over 86,000 potholes
43,063. That’s the tally after a month-long intensified pothole-patching initiative by the City of Columbus.
4 firefighters hurt battling downtown blaze
Four Columbus firefighters have suffered minor injuries after a ladder fell on them during a fire at a business in downtown Columbus.
Reds, Pirates split in homerfests
Mike Leake doubled and hit a two-run homer Tuesday night, ending Gerrit Cole’s winning streak and leading the Reds to a 7-5 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates that completed two days full of homers and delays.
April (snow) showers
Commuters throughout Ohio were dealing with messy roads thanks to a spring snowfall.
Power out to thousands on East Side
American Electric Power crews were working through the early-morning hours, trying to get the lights back on to thousands of customers in an area that contains one of the city’s largest hospitals.
Judge inclined to stay gay marriage ruling
A federal judge who ordered Ohio to recognize out-of-state gay marriage says he’s inclined to issue a stay of his decision pending appeal.
Mumps cases top 200
Public health officials say a mumps outbreak in central Ohio has grown to more than 200 confirmed cases.
Jackets, Penguins both feel the heat
The Blue Jackets are hoping they have more moments to remember in this year’s foray into the Stanley Cup playoffs than they had the last time.
Judge: Ohio must honor out-of-state gay marriages
A federal judge has ordered Ohio authorities to recognize the marriages of gay couples performed in other states.