Council members want charges against protesters dropped
Members of Columbus City Council are calling for some of the charges against George Floyd protesters to be dropped.
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OSU players return for workouts under pandemic conditions
Questions still surround the 2020 college football season but players at Ohio State have started getting ready for whatever it may bring.
Man shot to death on Hilltop
Columbus police are investigating the fatal shooting of a man found on a Hilltop street early Sunday morning.
Annie Glenn remembered as fighter who cared about others
Mourners praised Annie Glenn as a dogged fighter for those with speech disorders, a source of support for her astronaut husband and a hero in her own right.
Social media feud leads to shooting
Police say an argument on social media led to an exchange of gunfire on a Franklinton street early Saturday.
Mayor lifts Columbus curfew as Floyd protests continue
Columbus mayor Andrew Ginther Saturday rescinded his order for a continuing nighttime curfew during ongoing protests.
Casinos, theme parks reopen June 19; Memorial Tournament OK’ed
Governor Mike DeWine announced Friday that June 19 would bring a new round of reopenings as Ohio’s economy slowly emerges from hibernation brought on by the coronavirus.
Review board, changes to police use of force recommended
Columbus mayor Andrew Ginther says a panel will begin formulating a plan for a civilIan board to review police policies and procedures by July 1 with the goal of appointing a permanent board by the end of the year.
PA men arrested for bringing guns Cleveland protest
The FBI has arrested two Pennsylvania men after police said they brought a handgun, ammunition and fire-starting material to Cleveland during a recent protest over the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
Zoos, theaters, playgrounds can reopen June 10
Governor Mike DeWine announced that zoos, theaters, playgrounds and other indoor and outdoor facilities can reopen June 10.