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House bill sets rules for November election

The Ohio House has sent to the Senate a measure that outlines how the state should carry out the November general election, but which minority Democrats say creates “chaos and confusion.”

Job losses continue despite reopenings

The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services reported that 34,575 Ohioans were among the nearly 1.9 million people who filed initial unemployment claims across the nation last week, an indication that many employers are still cutting jobs even as the gradual reopening of businesses has slowed the pace of layoffs.

OSU will open for fall semester

There will be students on the OSU campus this fall, but there are still many unanswered questions about what college life will be like for those students because of ongoing concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic.

Leaders call for police reform

Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein was joined by black community and faith leaders in calling for police and justice reforms in Columbus

Pedestrian killed on SW Side interstate

A 32-year-old Grove City man was struck and killed while walking in the roadway on I-270 on the Southwest Side, shutting down the freeway for most of the Thursday morning rush-hour.

MLS players approve Florida tournament

Major League Soccer players have approved a new collective bargaining agreement that will allow for the league to return this summer with a tournament in Florida.