Big Ten reviewing options for football
Big Ten coaches, athletic directors and medical personnel are working on multiple plans for staging a football season — including one that would have the league kicking off as soon as Thanksgiving weekend.
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Reds 6, Cubs 5
Eugenio Suárez and Jesse Winker homered, helping Tyler Mahle and the Reds beat the Chicago Cubs 6-5.
Indians 14, Cardinals 2
Franmil Reyes homered and drove in five runs, Carlos Santana hit a home run and scored four times and the Indians routed the St. Louis Cardinals 14-2.
COVID-19: Franklin County no longer seeing red
The news thousands of school officials, parents and children had been hoping to hear arrived Thursday: Franklin County was no longer considered a “red” county under Ohio’s color-coded Public Health Advisory System.
OSU trustees approve new 26-story hospital, pandemic budget cuts
The OSU Board of Trustees this week approved a budget that includes millions of dollars in cuts to reflect the loss of revenue due the coronavirus while also taking a step forward on the university’s biggest-ever building project.
Voting rights groups join Dems’ lawsuit against LaRose
A coalition of voting rights groups is joining Ohio Democrats in suing Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose, seeking to force an expansion of ballot drop boxes ahead of the November election.
Lawmaker pushing impeachment accused of campaign fraud
An Ohio lawmaker who recently joined a bid to impeach Gov. Mike DeWine for allegedly violating state law has been accused of violating campaign finance law.
Reds sweep twin bill Milwaukee
Wade Miley allowed one hit over four scoreless innings to help Cincinnati to a 6-0 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers.
Columbus schools weighing in-person return later this fall
Seeing an encouraging long-term trend in data on the spread of the coronavirus in the area, Columbus City Schools officials have announced their intention to try to return to their original hybrid learning plan.
Weekly jobless claims decline 12.3%
The number of Ohioans filing first-time unemployment claims last week declined by 12.3%, but many workers remain on the sidelines as the state’s economy recovers slowly from the springtime coronavirus shutdown.