Gov. DeWine, Mayor Ginther Send Letter to Arnold Sports and Fitness Expo Organizers
Dear Governor Schwarzenegger and Mr. Lorimer, On Tuesday, we all understood what the agreement was between the Arnold Sports Festival, […]
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Police break up drug trafficking ring
Nine people have been charged with operating a drug trafficking operation on the city’s East Side and in the Linden neighborhood.
State creates anti-robocall unit
Ohioans were plagued by more than 2 billion robocalls last year and the state’s attorney general wants to give residents more muscle to fight back against the growing nuisance.
Arnold Sports Festival events
The following sports and events will be held as originally scheduled at the 2020 Arnold Sports Festival. (Source: Arnold Sports […]
Mt. Carmel fined $400K over doc’s doses for patients who died
Ohio’s pharmacy board says Mount Carmel Health System, where a doctor was accused of ordering fatal painkiller doses for patients, will be fined $400,000 for violating state pharmacy law.
Ohio AG: Fewer new concealed-carry licenses issued in 2019
The number of concealed carry licenses issued in Ohio last year reached the lowest count in nearly a decade.
DeWine: Most of Arnold Sports Festival to be athletes-only
Saying that they are acting out of an “abundance of caution” in the face of the spreading coronavirus outbreak, Gov. Mike DeWine, Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther and the organizers of the Arnold Sports Festival have decided that the event will go forward this weekend but without spectators or the trade show
New effort begun to legalize recreational marijuana in Ohio
Backers of the Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol Amendment. submitted the initial petition and signatures to the Ohio Attorney General’s Office on Monday.
Spring practice provides look at Ohio State’s future QBs
The opening of Ohio State’s spring practice likely begins an audition for the team’s young quarterbacks.
Jazz 126, Cavs 113
The Utah Jazz began a four-game trip with a 126-113 win over the short-handed Cavaliers.