Suspects in 2 murders in custody
Two men sought in connection with recent homicides have been arrested.
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Ohio Supreme Court scraps 2nd GOP-drawn congressional map
The Ohio Supreme Court rejected a second Republican-drawn map of U.S. House districts as gerrymandered on Tuesday, sending it back for a third attempt to meet constitutional parameters approved by Ohio voters.
“Gateway to Linden” project underway
City and neighborhood leaders were on hand Tuesday to formally kick off a $19 million project to rebuild Hudson Street between I-71 and Cleveland Avenue in Linden.
Police search for suspect in Short North slaying
Police are circulating a photo in hopes of finding the suspect in an early-morning shooting in the Short North that left a man dead.
East Side building partially collapses
The city has reportedly issued an emergency order requiring the owner of a building that partially collapsed on the East Side yesterday to tear the building down immediately.
Suspect injured in shooting; officer’s involvement unclear
The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation is in charge of the probe into a shooting incident where a Columbus police officer was involved.
Vote coming on chip bill that could impact Intel’s Ohio plant
A vote could come this week on a slimmed-down set of bills to bolster the U.S. computer chip industry, legislation central Ohioans have been watching because of its potential impact on Intel’s planned semiconductor plant near New Albany.
Teen dies at hospital after being shot
A 15-year-old is the latest homicide victim in Columbus.
Zoo’s Sea Dragon coaster a landmark
The American Coaster Enthusiasts have unveiled a plaque designating the Sea Dragon at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium as the state’s oldest operating coaster.
Hernández scores in 2-0 win over Cincy
Cucho Hernández scored his fourth goal in three games since joining Columbus, and the Crew extended their Major League Soccer unbeaten streak to eight with a 2-0 win over Cincinnati.