ChiSox rally for 6-4 win over Indians
Tim Anderson delivered a tiebreaking single, José Abreu was hit in the head by a pitch with the bases loaded and the Chicago White Sox rallied for two runs in the eighth inning to top the Indians 6-4.
WSNY
Sounds 10, Clippers 5
The Nashville Sounds jumped out to a 7-0 lead in the first inning on the way to a 10-5 winmover the Clippers at First Horizon Park Friday.
Columbus sees early success in alternative 911 response teams
Columbus city officials say a six-week pilot program aimed at reimagining police response to 911 callers suffering from mental health and addiction issues yielded promising results.
Esports arena in the works near Cedar Point
Amusement park operator Cedar Fair Entertainment is planning to build a new 1,500-seat esports arena close to its flagship park in Sandusky.
Feds outline prosecution of MS-13 gang killings in central Ohio
Federal and state authorities have outlined details of the long-running prosecution of an Ohio branch of the violent El Salvador-based MS-13 gang, which was responsible for a decade-long string of murders and other crimes.
Votto’s homer streak reaches 6 games
Joey Votto has set a Reds franchise record by homering in six consecutive games.
Tito out for season
Indians manager Terry Francona is stepping down for the remainder of this season to address some health issues.
Sounds 6, Clippers 4
Payton Henry’s three-run home run in the second inning powered Nashville to a 6-4 win over the Clippers Thursday.
Trio of murders raises yearly toll to 122
Three murders committed in Columbus in a 24-hour period raised the yearly total of homicides in the city to 122.
DeWine offers state employees cash incentive to get vaccine
Faced with stagnating vaccination rates and rising cases of COVID-19, Gov. Mike DeWine has announced an incentive for all state employees and their spouses to get their coronavirus vaccines.