Vaccine eligibility widens; DeWine won’t lift mask mandate
Gov. Mike DeWine in Thursday announced that when Ohio gets down to 50 cases of COVID-19 per 100,000 residents for two weeks, all health orders will come off.
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DNA solves 40-year-old murders of teens
Science, dogged detective work and a tip prompted by a media report helped solve the murders of two central Ohio teenagers that happened nearly a half-century ago.
Police searching for suspect in Hilltop slaying
Police are looking for a 32-year-old Northeast Side man in connection with a fatal shooting on the Hilltop Wednesday night.
Pacers rally past Cavs 114-111
T.J. McConnell set an NBA record with nine steals in the first half, leading the Indiana Pacers to a 114-111 victory over the Cavaliers.
State to retire outdated system after 4,000 uncounted deaths
A state health department official says an outdated reporting system led to the undercount of more than 4,200 COVID-19 deaths in Ohio and will now be retired.
Glenn statue displayed at Statehouse
A seven-foot bronze statue of former astronaut and U.S. Senator John Glenn will be displayed at the Ohio Statehouse for the next year.
Blue Jackets welcome fans back with a win
The Blue Jackets won their first game played in front of home fans in more than a year, beating the Detroit Red Wings 4-1.
Rock ‘n’ roll’s big night comes to Cleveland in fall
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame announced Tuesday that the 2021 induction ceremony will take place at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse in Cleveland on October 30.
City Council poll responses favor alternatives to police responses
A majority of people responding to requests for input from Columbus City Council are in favor of changing the way police and other agencies respond to some 911 calls to include trained crisis-intervention personnel.
Shooting victim dies after a week in the hospital
A man who was one of the victims of a double shooting outside an East Side market last week has died, the 34th homicide victim of 2021 in Columbus.