2 Ohio political operatives plead guilty in bribery probe
Two Ohio political operatives have pleaded guilty for their roles in a $60 million bribery case that investigators allege helped prop up two aging nuclear power plants.
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First-time Ohio jobless claims unchanged this week
The number of Ohioans filing first-time claims for unemployment benefits last week was unchanged from the week before, indicating that the state’s recovery from the pandemic-induced slowdown continues at a snail’s pace.
Staying safe this Hallowe’en
Halloween traditions should look a little different this year to reduce the spread of COVID-19.
$5B in help for struggling Ohio businesses
As a new wave of coronavirus cases sweeps across Europe and the United States, Gov. Mike DeWine announced some welcome relief for the state businesses in the form of a $5 billion refund from the Bureau of Workers Compensation fund.
DC United boosts playoff hopes, beats Columbus Crew SC 1-0
Julian Gressel scored and D.C. United boosted its playoff hopes by beating the Crew SC 1-0 on Wednesday night.
Ohioans flock to early-voting locations despite election anxiety
The final week before one of the most consequential elections in recent memory will be characterized by long lines at early-voting locations, streams of absentee ballots passing through postal facilities and voters’ anxiety about misinformation.
“City by city, village by village” is how Ohio must fight virus
As Ohio reported an eighth straight day of more than 2,000 new cases of COVID-19, Gov. Mike DeWine outlined a battle plan for slowing down the third spike in cases and preventing another widespread shutdown of schools and businesses.
Body’s DNA matches missing Westerville woman
Westerville police say they have positively identified a body found in September as that of a Emily Noble, who had been missing for five months.
Teen gunshots victim treated, arrested
The 16-year-old provided false information concerning his identity and was arrested on outstanding felony warrants.
1-year sentence for angry Michigan fan who made threat
A judge has sentenced a California man to a year and a day in prison for threatening a shooting at Ohio State University in 2018.