Franklin County conducts terrorist event training
Franklin County Emergency Management and Homeland Security will conduct a large-scale exercise Saturday, Aug. 28, simulating multiple terror attacks at various locations.
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Pardon our dust: OSU battles COVID-19 with vacuum cleaners
Researchers at Ohio State are collecting dust from 50 campus buildings this fall to monitor COVID-19 and track the virus’s variants in an effort to understand where COVID-19 pockets might exist.
White Castle honors Cravers Hall of Famers
Thirteen people whose “devotion and love” for White Castle sliders is unmatched were belatedly inducted into the Columbus-based burger chain’s Cravers Hall of Fame.
Classic for Columbus weekend features HBCU game at ‘Shoe
Ohio Stadium and surrounding venues play host to a number of educational and cultural events Friday and Saturday as part of the Classic For Columbus weekend, culminating with a football game Saturday between historically Black universities Central State and Kentucky State.
Reds 5, Brewers 1
Jonathan India hit a three-run homer, Nick Castellanos also went deep and the Reds beat the NL Central-leading Milwaukee Brewers 5-1 to avoid a three-game sweep.
Indians 10, Rangers 6
Bradley Zimmer crushed a long two-run homer in the first inning and the Indians defeated the Texas Rangers 10-6.
Clippers ring Memphis’ bells
Connor Marabell hit a two-run double to break a 2-2 tie in the third inning and the Clippers opened the floodgates, deluging the Memphis Redbirds, 12-2, at AutoZone Park Thursday.
OBJ hits practice field
The star receiver took his first snaps in team drills during Thursday’s practice, a major step in his return from season-ending knee surgery.
First-time Ohio jobless claims hit new low
The number of Ohioans filing initial traditional unemployment claims fell to a post-pandemic low last week as a sometimes uneven economic recovery continues.
Shots fired at Easton, no one hurt
No one was injured when shots rang out at Easton Town Center Wednesday.