Chief: Police constantly prepare for attacks
In the wake of a mass shooting in Las Vegas, Columbus police officials described the preparations they make to detect and respond to similar events.
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Prosecutors seek death penalty in slaying of woman set on fire
Franklin County prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for a man who set his ex-girlfriend on fire in a Gahanna parking lot more than two years ago.
Monkey see…
Residents of a quiet town in southwest Ohio swear they are not seeing things when they tell people monkeys are on the loose in their neighborhood.
Report: Columbus could be more generous
When it comes to charitable giving, Columbus residents could dig a little deeper into their pockets.
School settles suit with athlete convicted in Steubenville rape case
Youngstown State University says it will review its policies on athletics and other student activities following the settlement of a lawsuit with a football player convicted of rape as a teen.
Gas price spikes 24 cents
After dropping to their lowest level in two months, gas prices in Columbus rebounded this week, soaring 24 cents since last Monday.
Right-wing speaker threatens lawsuits against OSU, UC
White nationalist Richard Spencer is threatening to sue two Ohio universities if they refuse to rent him campus space to speak.
Report shows marked increase in campus rapes at OSU
An annual report says the number of reported on-campus rapes at Ohio State University more than doubled in 2016.
Buckeyes return to top 10 in AP poll
Ohio State is back in the top 10 of the AP Top 25 college football poll, thanks more to USC’s loss than to the Buckeyes’ destruction of Rutgers.
Indians 3, White Sox 1
The Indians got their AL-best 102nd victory, beating the Chicago White Sox 3-1 in their regular-season finale.