8 busted in synthetic drug roundup
A Fairfield County company and its employees are accused of selling illicit drugs to customers in Ohio and across the country.
WSNY
8 in a row: CBJ 5, Flyers 2
Matt Calvert and Brandon Dubinsky each had a goal and assist to lead the Blue Jackets to a team-record eighth-straight win in the franchise’s 1,000th game.
Buckeyes break slump
No. 17 Ohio State ended a four-game skid with a 62-55 win over Illinois on Thursday night.
OSU women rally to beat Michigan, 61-50
Raven Ferguson and Maleeka Kynard combined for 28 points off the bench as Ohio State beat Michigan 61-50 at Crisler Center in Ann Arbor Thursday night.
Bills’ Pettine is 4th Browns coach in 6 years
The Browns have hired Buffalo defensive coordinator Mike Pettine as their coach, ending a twisting, nearly four-week search.
Extreme cold brings dangers
As much of the nation endures another day of bitter, even dangerous, cold weather, safety officials are reminding Ohioans about safety precautions.
Home sales best since ’05
It was a very good year for realtors and home sellers in Columbus and the rest of Ohio as the residential real estate market appeared to regain much of its pre-recession vitality.
“Guns-in-schools” bill passes House
A bill that would allow trained school district employees to carry concealed firearms on school property is on its way to the Ohio Senate after winning House approval Wednesday.
Another “nuisance” hotel closed
Columbus police put another “nuisance” hotel out of business Wednesday, rolling up the Red Carpet Inn on the Northeast Side, the scene of 600 reports of drug activity, prostitution and violence over the past two years.
Coleman’s convention pitch
Columbus Mayor Michael Coleman is hard at work in Washington, lobbying political party leaders to bring a national convention to the city.