DeWine brings State of the State back to Columbus
New Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is set to give his first State of the State speech on March 5 at the Statehouse.
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Suit says Mt. Carmel pharmacy officer knew about excessive dosing
A new wrongful-death lawsuit alleges that an Ohio hospital’s chief pharmacy officer knew about employees prescribing, approving and administering excessive painkiller doses but didn’t stop it from recurring.
Governor promotes veteran officer to lead highway patrol
ACCIDENT: I-71 S/B between Greenlawn Ave. and SR 104/Frank Rd. Left lane closed
WBK: OSU 78, Penn St. 73
A 78-73 victory Wednesday night gave the Buckeyes a season sweep of Penn State.
New coach, new faces at OSU
Two more players signed to play football at Ohio State in the fall, bringing the total number of players in head coach Ryan Day’s first recruiting class to 17.
Cleveland train leaves with baby on board, dad on platform
A surveillance video released by a transit authority in Cleveland shows a man stepping off a train to smoke a cigarette and then frantically chasing after it when it leaves the station with his baby on board.
Now what? Heavy rain brings flood threat
“If you don’t like the weather in Ohio, wait a week.” Never has that old saw seemed as true as it has in the past seven days.
Blue Jackets halt slide
The Blue Jackets snapped a five-game skid by beating the Colorado Avalanche 6-3.
3rd person dies in Ross Co. assaults
A third person has died from apparent gunshot wounds following violent assaults that investigators in southern Ohio believe are related.
Lawmakers again try to repeal “pink tax”
State lawmakers are making another attempt at repealing Ohio’s “pink tax.”