Akron city council easing off on jail time for owners of barking dogs
City council members in Akron are backing off on a proposed ordinance that would jail dog owners if their dogs bark excessively.
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Candidates agree on right-to-work
Ohio’s major party governor candidates both say they’d veto right-to-work legislation and foster a civil, bipartisan spirit in Ohio government — and that’s about where their agreements ended.
Sessions in Columbus to discuss updated crime-fighting plan
Attorney General Jeff Sessions is providing an update on a Bush era crime-fighting strategy that emphasizes aggressive prosecution of gun and gang crimes.
Hilltop “drug fortress” shuttered
A Hilltop House described as a “drug fortress” is the 14th property to be shut down this year because drug activity was taking place there.
Ohio one of few places to see gas price drop
COLUMBUS – Drivers in central Ohio appear to be immune to the unexpected jump inn gas prices that has plagued […]
OSU online training aimed at preventing sex misconduct
Ohio State University is providing students with new mandatory online training about preventing sexual misconduct.
Buckeyes up to No. 3 in polls
After winning a top-10 matchup, Ohio State moved up to No. 3 in The Associated Press college football poll.
Ohio Stadium food features burgers inspired by opponents’ regional cuisine
Fans watching the Buckeyes at Ohio Stadium this season can enjoy some new menu items, including smoked ribs, a fried-bologna sandwich and an apple taco.
Police ask: Don’t call 911 on coyotes…unless they have Acme products
A police department outside Cleveland where fans of the “Road Runner” cartoon are apparently employed has a request for residents after a string of recent coyote sightings.
Jail escapees still on loose
Authorities were still looking Monday morning for two men who climbed a fence and escaped from a Union County jail Saturday afternoon.