Carriers, state AGs work to combat robocalls
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and his counterparts in the rest of the nation have reached an agreement with a dozen major cell phone companies to fight robocalls that plague Americans.
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Clippers clinch IL West
The Clippers completed a sweep of the Louisville Bats Thursday night with a 6-2 win, clinching the International League West Division.
Buckeyes’ 2022-23 schedules complete
The Ohio State football schedules are now complete for the next five season with the additions of three non-conference games in 2022 and 2023.
Mets 2, Indians 0
The New York Mets beat the Indians 2-0 in a rain-shortened game for their fifth straight win.
Giants 25, Bengals 23
Daniel Jones completed a difficult week with an encouraging performance, leading the New York Giants to a touchdown during a 25-23 victory over the Bengals in Zac Taylor’s first home game as head coach.
Serial killer expected to plead guilty to 2 Ohio slayings
A serial killer who claims to have murdered 90 women is expected to plead guilty via video to two Ohio slayings.
10-TV’s Revish retiring
A familiar face to central Ohio television viewers for four decades, WBNS 10-TV anchor Jerry Revish announced his retirement from journalism.
State’s school safety center to prevent, address threats
Ohio is creating a school safety center to help prevent and address violence involving schools and students.
Wiring up the ‘Shoe
OSU officials say stadium-wide wi-fi inside the Ohio Stadium is expected to be available for the Buckeyes’ season opener against Florida Atlantic on August 31.
Report: Blacks have more negative view of Columbus police than overall population
A review of the Columbus Division of Police found that while positive perceptions of police are very high among the city’s overall population, those perceptions drop significantly among black residents.