Snow, ice close schools, govt. offices
Heavy snow and ice awaited commuters as another winter storm passed through Ohio, closing government offices, libraries and hundreds of schools that have already run out of calamity days this winter.
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Snowbound schools may get more state test days
Ohio education officials say they are considering giving schools more time to administer state achievement tests this spring because students have missed so many days to bad weather.
Coleman launches public arts program
The mayor of Ohio’s largest city has used his executive power to launch a public art program.
Execution delayed for killer of 2
The Ohio Supreme Court has put off a double killer’s execution pending appeals that could take years.
Voters turn down Minerva Park tax hike
The only issue on the ballot in Franklin County on Tuesday went down to defeat when voters in Minerva rejected a doubling of the village’s income tax.
Here we go again
Round Two of a winter triple-header is taking aim at central Ohio.
CPD: Tougher OVI enforcement leads to fewer fatal crashes
Columbus police say stepped-up efforts to combat drunk driving help reduce the number of fatal crashes on the city’s roadways last year.
Condemned killer appeals death sentence
The Ohio Supreme Court Tuesday will hear the case of a Cleveland man on death row for the killing of a Laundromat employee during a crime spree in 2009.
State will inform inmate of changes in execution plans
The state plans to notify a condemned killer a month in advance of his execution if changes are made to Ohio’s lethal injection policy.
Victim in NE Side shooting unidentified
Columbus police have almost nothing to work with in the city’s latest homicide.