Spielman sues OSU over athletes’ likenesses
Buckeye legend Chris Spielman is leading a class-action lawsuit against his alma mater that alleges improper use of ex-athletes’ likenesses.
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Potential pot growers
Long-time natives and out-of-state investors are among hundreds of applicants trying to win approval to grow medical marijuana in Ohio.
Digital admission for fairgoers
Visitors to this summer’s Ohio State Fair will be able for the first time to print discounted advance tickets and ride-all-day wristbands at home or have them delivered to a mobile device.
(Sniff!) Ohio’s weedy, smoggy air
Ohio ranks high on the list of areas where smog and pollen combine to threaten respiratory health.
Gas prices in retreat
A week after suffering one of the nation’s sharpest increases, the price of gasoline in Ohio backed off as the work week began.
Clippers sweep Mud Hens
The Clippers completed a four-game sweep of Toledo Sunday, blanking the Mud Hens, 3-0 behind a solid start by righty Danny Salazar.
A’s 7, Indians 3
Trevor Bauer got just two outs in a four-run first inning and matched the shortest start of his big league career as the Oakland Athletics beat the Indians 7-3 to complete a surprising sweep of the AL Central leader.
Nationals 14, Reds 4
The Washington Nationals hit five home runs on their way to a 14-4 win over the Reds.
Protesters crowd Portman’s downtown office
Columbus police officers responded Friday afternoon to requests for assistance from medical personnel hindered in their efforts to reach a person with a medical emergency during a protest at the downtown office of U.S. Rob Portman.
Medicaid expansion veto override side-stepped
The Ohio House declined to call a vote to override Gov. John Kasich’s veto protecting Medicaid expansion.