Shooting victim dies over one month later
One of the victims of a double shooting that may have been witnessed by more than 20 people has died more than a month after the incident.
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New coach, new QB: Buckeyes begin spring football practice
Puns aside, today is a new day for the Ohio State football program as new head coach Ryan Day leads his team onto the practice fields at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center for the beginning of spring drills.
CBJ 2, Devils 1 (SO)
Cam Atkinson and Artemi Panarin scored in a shootout and Sergei Bobrovsky stopped both New Jersey attempts to lead the Columbus Blue Jackets to a 2-1 win over the Devils.
Ohioans remember Luke Perry
Whether they knew him as a quiet youngster in his hometown in Knox County or as a brooding teen in the tonier make-believe world of Beverly Hills, 90210, Ohioans were saddened to hear of the death of actor Luke Perry.
DeWine pushes gas tax hike, water quality in speech
Gov. Mike DeWine used his first State of the State speech Tuesday to push lawmakers to raise the Ohio gas tax by 18 cents to fix crumbling roads and dangerous bridges and to announce plans to focus on the state’s deadly addictions epidemic and other health issues like infant mortality.
Delaney ending commissioner run in 2020
Jim Delany, who oversaw expansion and the launching of a groundbreaking television network, will step down as commissioner of the Big Ten Conference in June 2020.
Magazine featuring Beatles returned after 50 years
The Cuyahoga County Public Library says a 1968 copy of Life magazine with the Beatles on the cover has been returned by a borrower who apologized for stealing it as a “kid” and sent $100 to cover late fees.
Coroner reports 5 overdose deaths in 9 hours
The Franklin County Coroner’s Office has reported another spike in overdose deaths over a period of nine hours.
Jennifer Garner to speak at Denison graduation
Actress Jennifer Garner has announced she will be speaking at the graduation ceremony at her Ohio alma mater, Denison University.
Cincinnati zoo collects polar bear poop to aid species’ survival
An Ohio zoo has become the repository for the world’s largest collection of polar bear poop as researchers work to create a pregnancy test to aid the survival of this threatened species.