Bill makes life-saving remedy more available to schools
Two state lawmakers have introduced a bill that will make it much easier for schools to stock general-use supplies of epinephrine shots used to counter potentially fatal allergic reactions.
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No suspects in 2 murders
Columbus police are investigating a pair of deadly shootings.
Surging Browns host Lions
Two teams in the unfamiliar position of being division leaders meet Sunday when the surprising Browns host the Lions.
Blue Jackets 4, Sabres 1
Marian Gaborik had a goal and two assists and the Columbus Blue Jackets kept the Buffalo Sabres winless with a 4-1 victory on Thursday.
2015 football schedule firmed up
Ohio State’s 2015 non-conference schedule has been completed with the change of two dates, including the opener at Virginia Tech on Labor Day night and home games against Hawaii and Western Michigan.
Wanted: Zombies. No experience necessary
Calling all zombies! Delaware County emergency management officials are asking the walking dead for help again this year in a disaster training exercise.
Man charged with murder of young mom
A Reynoldsburg man will face a judge today, accused of killing a mother of five children.
10-cent minimum-wage hike in 2014
Many minimum-wage workers in Ohio will be getting a 10-cent-an-hour raise next year, thanks to a state constitutional amendment approved by voters in 2006.
High Street resurfacing project
The latest phase of the High Street resurfacing project in downtown Columbus will impact the intersection of S. High Street and Mound Street, city officials say.
Another golf ball goes AWOL
Dublin police want to know who’s taking the city’s golf balls.