A Day Without a Woman
Organizers of January’s Women’s March are calling for women in Ohio and arond the nationto take today off and not spend money to show their economic strength and impact on American society.
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Kasich, governors, conservatives give health care replacement icy reception
House Republican leaders are forging ahead with their health care overhaul despite strong objections from across the political spectrum, including Ohio’s Republican governor.
Actor/comedian arrested in Columbus airport assault
Actor and comedian Faizon Love has been jailed on a misdemeanor assault charge in Ohio after an alleged altercation with a valet at John Glenn Columbus International Airport.
“Buckeye Bandit” pleads guilty to 8 robberies
Federal authorities say a man dubbed by law enforcement as the “Buckeye Bandit” has pleaded guilty to eight counts of armed bank robbery.
Bob’s 6th shutout: CBJ 2, Devils, 2-0
Sergei Bobrovsky made 33 saves for his third consecutive shutout and the Blue Jackets handed the New Jersey Devils their eighth straight loss with a 2-0 victory on Tuesday night.
Rascal Flatts, Pentatonix on fair lineup
Hometown country heroes, comedy, R&B, classic rock, Christian and pop will share the stage during the 2017 Ohio State Fair Concert Series.
Area unemployment suffers January bump
Unemployment rose to a two-year high in central Ohio last month, according to data released by the state Tuesday.
Columbus police ask for comments during review
Hundreds of different facets of how the Columbus Division of Police operates will get a thorough going-over this month as part of a recurring accreditation process that is intended to improve procedures and provide accountability.
Program hands out gun lock boxes to parents
A new partnership is handing out lock boxes for guns to Columbus pediatricians in an effort to curb the number of unintentional shootings among young children.
OSU wants to trademark “Oval”
The Ohio State University has been active in protecting names and traditions associated with the university from being bandied about on clothing and other items and now it’s turning its attention to one of the oldest features on the Columbus campus.