Lawmakers propose paid family leave bill
Democratic state lawmakers in both houses of the Ohio legislature are introducing family medical leave bills they say will protect workers and make small businesses more competitive.
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Biles on Nassar scandal: “Ensure this never happens in any sport again”
Simone Biles — a native of central Ohio and America’s most decorated gymnast — met the new president of USA Gymnastics but hasn’t heard from the U.S. Olympic Committee regarding the Larry Nassar sexual abuse scandal.
Columbus airport officer on leave after gun found in bag
An airport police officer has been placed on leave for trying to pass through security at the Columbus airport with a loaded gun in his bag.
Ohio AG ‘encouraged’ after start of opioid lawsuit talks
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine said Wednesday during the start of settlement talks for more than 250 federal lawsuits filed against pharmaceutical companies and distributors over the nation’s opioid epidemic that he’s encouraged by the judge’s understanding of the problem and commitment to achieving a resolution.
WBK: (18) OSU 94, Penn St. 64
Five Buckeyes scored in double figures as No. 18 Ohio State cruised to a 94-64 victory over visiting Penn State Wednesday evening at Value City Arena.
Cavs 91, Heat 89
The Cavaliers beat the Miami Heat 91-89 in their first game since All-Star Kevin Love was injured.
Franklinton apartment fire forces residents to leap from windows
Firefighters say residents forced to jump from a burning three-story apartment complex in Ohio have been taken to hospitals for treatment.
Ohio lawmakers glad Trump addressed drugs, infrastructure
Reaction to President Donald Trump‘s first State of the Union address Tuesday broke down along party lines among Ohio politicians though they expressed appreciation that the president addressed some of the issues they consider important to the state, such as the opioid crisis, infrastructure and workforce development.
Woman charged with torching her own home
An elderly West Side woman has been charged with arson after setting her own trailer home on fire.
High tech addresses the opioid crisis
Virtual reality, neural feedback and digital therapy are among five ideas to help solve the U.S. opioid crisis that have won a global technology challenge in Ohio.