Trick-or-treat safety
With more than 41 million trick-or-treaters expected to haunt the nation’s streets and sidewalks tonight, experts are reminding drivers and parents to help keep youngsters safe.
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Ohio among top states for rise of uninsured children
Democratic lawmakers at the Statehouse say new research should spark greater efforts to provide health insurance for Ohio’s children.
Driver shot from South Linden alley
A man died early Thursday after being shot from an alley while he was driving on a South Linden street, police said.
OSU-Michigan blood feud
For the 38th year in a row, arch-rivals Ohio State and Michigan will square off at the blood donation center weeks before they meet on the gridiron.
Oilers 4, CBJ 1
Leon Draisaitl had two goals and an assist, and the Edmonton Oilers beat the Blue Jackets 4-1.
Lawmakers advance bill to raise driving age
Ohio teenagers hoping to get behind the wheel will have to wait a bit longer under a bill that will undergo a full House vote.
Library worker sentenced in child porn case
A former employee of the Worthington Public Library has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for posing as an Internet star to trick a 10—year-old girl into sending him explicit photos of herself.
Bengals bench Dalton after 0-8 start
The winless Bengals benched Andy Dalton heading into their bye week, ending his nine-season run as starter so they can start developing rookie Ryan Finley as his potential long-term replacement.
Trial begins for man charged with killing Westerville officers
The trial is underway for the man accused of fatally shooting two Westerville police officers responding to a 911 hang-up call.
Runner disqualified over her hijab posts personal best
A week after being disqualified over her hijab, a high school runner in Ohio came back with her best race ever.