Buckeyes cancel California games due to wildfires
Poor air quality in the San Francisco Bay area due ro devastating wildfires have fored the State women’s basketball team to cancel two games.
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Ohio adds to record employment
Ohio added to its record high employment last month, as the number of Ohioans who were working increased to 5.647 million, according to data released Friday by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services.
“Heartbeat Bill” headed to Ohio Senate
Lawmakers in the Ohio House have continued a lame-duck session by approving a so-called anti-abortion “heartbeat bill.”
150 victims detail sexual abuse by ex-doctor at Ohio State
The law firm hired by Ohio State University to investigate a former team doctor accused of sexual misconduct against athletes and students hopes to wrap up its fact finding by the end of the year.
CBJ 7, Panthers 3
Five Columbus players had a goal and an assist and the Blue Jackets took over in the third period to rout the Florida Panthers 7-3.
OSU 69, Creighton 60
The Buckeyes held on to beat Creighton 69-60 after squandering a double-digit halftime lead.
Winter weather ices roads, knocks out power
The season’s first taste of winter weather was only a taste, not a banquet, but it was enough to slow the morning commute, delay the start of schools and cause scattered power outages in in central Ohio Thursday morning.
Stand-your-ground bill clears Ohio House
A bill criticized by opponents as “tone-deaf” in the wake of mass shooting incidents in Thousand Oaks, Calif., and elsewhere and described as “stand-your-ground on steroids” has cleared the Ohio House of Representatives.
Focus on safety in new Columbus budget
An operating budget proposed by Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther emphasizes safety, education, neighborhood blight and the opioid crisis
Ohio University cracks down on frat after student death
Ohio University has ordered a fraternity chapter to stop all activities after a student who recently pledged the group died.