Mellowing out pot laws
Columbus City Council is expected to vote Monday night on legislation reducing penalties for possessing marijuana.
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Relief from the heat
Heat advisories and a few excessive heat warnings remained in effect Sunday for parts of Ohio but a promised cold front moved into the state late Sunday, bringing relief from a weekend of scorching heat.
Senators want to rename NASA facility after Neil Armstrong
Ohio’s two U.S. senators plan on asking Congress to rename a NASA research facility in northern Ohio after astronaut Neil Armstrong.
ShotSpotter leads police to guns, drugs, cash
Authorities used the new ShotSpotter technology installed in Columbus earlier this year to a cache of guns, drugs and cash at the West Side home of a convicted felon.
Three more indicted in internet cafe robbery-murder
Four men are behind bars but a fifth suspect remains at large in the murder of a husband and wife during a robbery at an East Side internet café in January.
Lindor foul ball hits child
Indians star Francisco Lindor is the latest player to call for Major League Baseball to extend protective netting at ballparks after he hit a foul ball that struck a young fan.
Cardinals 3, Reds 1
Yairo Munoz celebrated a rare start with a home run and a triple to help the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Reds 3-1.
Clippers 6, Bisons 3
Trayce Thompson’s grand slam keyed a six-run fourth inning that sent the Clippers to a 6-3 win over Buffalo Sunday.
Revolution 2, FC Cincinnati 0
New England beat expansion FC Cincinnati 2-0 to extend their unbeaten streak to 10 games.
Crew SC 2, Impact 1
The Columbus Crew SC beat the 10-man Montreal Impact 2-1 to snap a 10-game winless streak.