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Virus surge delays COSI reopening

COSI, which had planned to reopen to members today after being closed because of the pandemic, and to the general public on July 15, announced that it was delaying its reopening,

Teen, 14, wounded and man shot in separate incidents

A 14-year-old boy was treated for a gunshot wound to the head and released from the hospital, but was then arrested on outstanding felony warrants, police said.

Fallen officer’s letter: ‘I hope I died with bravery’

A Toledo police officer gunned down in a store parking lot last weekend left behind a letter for his family in case he was killed on the job.

Columbus abortion center closure leaves state with 8 clinics

One of three abortion clinics in Columbus will soon close its doors after nearly 50 years of operation, leaving Ohio with eight clinics.

Brother of longest-surviving conjoined twins: ‘They made 68’

A custom casket is being built for the funeral of the world’s longest-surviving conjoined twins, who died July 4 of natural causes.

Columbus City Council strengthens mask requirement

More central Ohio cities are adopting rules requiring people to wear masks to fight the spread of the coronavirus and Columbus is issuing a stricter version of its own mandate.

DeWine’s company gets loan from federal virus aid program

A company partly owned by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is among those that received loans from a $600 billion-plus coronavirus aid program.

22 killed on Ohio roadways over holiday weekend

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is reporting 22 people lost their lives over the four-day July Fourth weekend, 29 percent more than over the same weekend last year.

City pulls resource officers from Columbus City Schools

The Columbus Division of Police began the process of pulling school resource officers from Columbus City Schools buildings Monday with the issuance of abolishment notices to 20 high school resource officers and two sergeants.

Newark police arrest suspect in June slaying

A Newark man is in jail, charged with murder in the death of a man last month.

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