Man may face hate crime charge for LGBTQ death threats
A 27-year-old Southeast Side man may be charged with a hate crime for allegedly threatening on an online dating app to kill members of the LGBTQ community.
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Cold slap in the face
From Tennessee to Maine, Americans, including central Ohioans, were being reminded – sometimes harshly – Thursday morning that winter is a long way from being over.
City Council hears about aggressive panhandlers
Columbus city leaders have heard enough complaints about panhandling that members of City Council held a hearing Wednesday night to get feedback from the community with an eye toward finding a solution.
Suspects in deaths of pregnant woman, baby’s father, arrested
Columbus police say they have arrested two men accused of gunning down a pregnant woman whose baby was delivered alive, the child’s father and a teenager during a New Year’s Day robbery on the West Side.
Cavs 113, Nuggets 108
The Cavaliers beat the Denver Nuggets 113-108 after squandering a 16-point lead on Wednesday night.
Capital plans women’s “day of action”
Capital University is planning a grassroots “day of action” on its Bexley campus to mark International Women’s Day Thursday.
Crew owner, MLS dispute lawsuit
Precourt Sports Ventures, which owns Crew SC, and Major League Soccer, said in a statement Tuesday night they “strongly disagree” with Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine and the city of Columbus’ use of the so-called Modell Law to try to keep the team from relocating to Texas.
GOP’s Kasich delivers ‘odd’ and final State of the State
In a State of the State speech infused with philosophy, religion and a pinch of nostalgia, Ohio Gov. John Kasich on Tuesday urged people to tap the values he believes all people have “written on our hearts” to live a life bigger than themselves.
Newark middle-schooler charged with making threats
A Newark 8th-grader has been charged with making threats after police say he told several classmates of plans to carry out a school shooting.
Korpisalo stops 37 shots as Columbus beats Vegas 4-1
Backup goalie Joonas Korpisalo found out Tuesday morning he’d be playing in place of a sick Sergei Bobrovsky against the Pacific Division-leading Vegas Golden Knights, and he turned in a gem.