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Opiate epidemic strains children’s agencies

As more children in Ohio being placed with children services as a result of the statewide opiate epidemic, state funding for those agencies had declined, making it more difficult for those agencies to meet the needs of kids who may need more help than others.

Flu cases on the rise

As hospitalizations from the flu increase in central Ohio, reaching a peak for this year’s flu season, health officials are reminding Ohioans that the flu shot is the best defense and is still available statewide.

Man killed by downtown train

Police have released the name of a man killed by a train in downtown Columbus early Sunday morning and are asking for assistance retracing Donta Muldrow’s final hours.

Man shoots girlfriend, self

Columbus police are investigating what caused a man to shoot his girlfriend to death and turn the gun on himself as police closed in on him Friday morning.

CBJ 2, Red Wings 1

Cam Atkinson scored a go-ahead goal in the second period, Sergei Bobrovsky stopped 35 shots and the Blue Jackets beat the Detroit Red Wings 2-1 Saturday night.

Victims’ rights measure closer to ballot

A proposed amendment to Ohio’s constitution that would give crime victims and their families the same rights as the accused is a step closer to appearing on the ballot.