1983 murder victim is Utah woman
Police in Columbus are working with their counterparts in Salt Lake City in an effort to track down any remaining relatives of a woman who was strangled and dumped near Hoover Reservoir more than 30 years ago.
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State targets human trafficking
Ohio is pulling together libraries, rest areas, clinics and facilities run by state agencies to build awareness about human trafficking.
BMV blames glitch for license problems
Hundreds of Ohioans trying to get or renew their driver’s licenses this week are running into trouble because of computer problems.
Braxton will be back
Braxton Miller is coming back for one final shot.
Tressel: No talks with Browns
Former Ohio State coach Jim Tressel said he has not talked to the Browns about their job, but said “it doesn’t mean that I don’t have any interest in the NFL.”
After the cold rush
As the mercury begins to rise, central Ohio can begin to deal with the aftermath of a cold snap that may have left as many as a half-dozen people dead, put a strain on the area’s blood supply, burst water pipes and closed schools.
Prediction: Job growth in 2014
Central Ohio is poised to experience its biggest job growth since the end of the recession.
Kasich targets prescription overdoses
Overdoses are now the leading cause of accidental death in Ohio, killing nearly five people a day, and Gov. John Kasich is encouraging parents to speak up and keep their children from becoming one of those statistics.
Passenger’s gun found in bag
Authorities say an unloaded gun was found in the carry-on luggage of a Florida-bound passenger flying out of Port Columbus International Airport Wednesday.
Spence’s family: Someone slipped him ecstasy
The father of Ohio State’s Noah Spence says his son unknowingly ingested the drug ecstasy and that the Big Ten unjustly suspended the sophomore defensive end.