Weather Service confirms Ohio tornadoes
Tornadoes that swept through southwest Ohio tossed drainage pipes through the glass windows of a motorcycle shop and heavily damaged a handful of homes.
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Murder suspect still on the loose
One suspect in a 2016 murder is behind bars but the other is still at large and considered armed and dangerous, according to Columbus Police investigators.
Brewing up a tribute to a baby hippo
A clink of the mug for Fiona, the hippo who was born prematurely at the Cincinnati Zoo. Listermann Brewing says it’s naming a new beer in her honor.
Man tries to abduct woman in hotel elevator
Dublin police arrested an Indianapolis man after he allegedly attacked a woman at a hotel and led officers on a chase across an interstate highway.
Bond set at $7M for suspect in fire that killed 7
A judge has changed her mind and set bond at $7 million for the man accused of setting a fire that killed seven of his neighbors, including five children.
Columbus now 14th largest US city
The population of Columbus moved ahead of Indianapolis last and the city is now the nation’s 14th largest.
Sales tax holiday to return in August
Ohio’s sales tax holiday will be back for a third go-around if Gov. John Kasich signs the bill passed by the state Senate Wednesday into law.
Possible twisters in SW Ohio
Authorities are investigating reports of damage from severe overnight storms in southwest Ohio, possibly including tornadoes.
“Judy’s Law” approved unanimously in House
The Ohio House has unanimously passed the bill known as “Judy’s Law,” which stiffens penalties for anyone who uses an accelerant in committing felonious assault and causes disfigurement or lasting crippling injury.
Fantasy sports a step closer to legal
Ohioans drafting Cody Kessler to lead their fantasy teams may have their judgment questioned, but they won’t fear violating state law under a bill that passed the House on Wednesday.