Kasich’s aspirations may draw Democrats’ fire
In a campaign season with broad presidential implications, Democrats are working to undercut Ohio’s John Kasich and other prominent Republican governors.
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Lots of green on the farm
The last five years have been good to Ohio’s farmers.
State shutters 2 horse rescuers
The Ohio Attorney General is shutting down two horse rescue operations because of mismanagement.
Big 10: Ross not suspended after court scuffle
Top scorer LaQuinton Ross will be in the lineup when the Buckeyes travel to Minnesota Saturday after he was ejected from Wednesday night’s game with Northwestern, but not suspended by the Big Ten.
Cavs 101, Magic 93
Kyrie Irving scored 22 points and the Cavaliers won their sixth straight game, 101-93 over the Orlando Magic on Wednesday night.
Warmup, rains bring flooding concerns
Respite from bitter cold, snow and ice only means worries about flooding in Ohio.
House OK’s additional snow days
The Ohio House has approved a plan to let schools take up to four additional days off this year because of the winter season’s extreme weather.
Coleman: Expand city’s prosperity
Columbus Mayor Michael Coleman focused on education and workforce development during his State of the City Address Wednesday night at the Greater Columbus Convention Center.
Tips sought in 15 mystery deaths
Local and federal authorities are asking the public for information about any of 15 deaths that have happened in central Ohio since 1998, all with “common threads.”
Clinton outpolls Republicans in Ohio
Former Secretary of State Hillary would easily brush by any one of seven hypothetical Republican candidates in the important presidential battleground state of Ohio, if the general election were held right now.