Abduction leads to discovery of three bodies
The police chief in Ashland says two bodies were found in a house where a woman was rescued after an abduction and the suspect in the case led authorities to a third body in a neighboring county.
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Heart found in a baggie
A coroner says a heart found in a plastic bag on the ground next to a northern Ohio gas station appears to be human.
Buckeyes, Sooners in VR
The Ohio State/Oklahoma matchup on Saturday night will be a first for broadcasting technology.
Man trapped trying to break into jail
Police say a 23-year-old man looking for protection ran into an Ohio jail and became trapped in the facility.
Murder suspect considered dangerous
Columbus police say a suspect in a violent June attack on the Hilltop that left one man dead should be considered armed and dangerous.
Reds 6, Brewers 4
Joey Votto homered and drove in two runs, Dan Straily pitched a career-high eight innings and the Cincinnati Reds took advantage of some sloppy Milwaukee fielding, beating the Brewers 6-4 Tuesday night for their fifth straight win.
White Sox 8, Indians 1
CHICAGO (AP) — Todd Frazier and Carlos Sanchez each drove in two runs in a seven-run sixth inning, and the Chicago White Sox handed the division-leading Cleveland Indians their second straight lopsided loss, 8-1 on Tuesday night.
The White Sox had seven hits, drew two walks and sent 12 batters to the plate against three pitchers in their highest-scoring inning of the season. The Indians maintained a six-game lead over Detroit in the AL Central after the Tigers lost to Minnesota 8-1.
Jose Quintana (12-10) held Cleveland to five hits over eight innings, including Brandon Guyer’s solo homer in the second in Chicago’s fifth win in seven games.
Tied at 1, Trevor Bauer (11-7) walked Adam Eaton to lead off the sixth. Four hits followed, with Jose Abreu driving in the first run and Frazier getting his career-high 92nd RBI to chase Bauer.
Avisail Garcia then delivered an RBI single, Sanchez tripled and Eaton doubled in a run in his second time up to end Dan Otero’s night.
911 Good Samaritan law applies to overdoses
A new Ohio law offers immunity from prosecution to people trying to get help for someone overdosing on drugs or overdose victims themselves who seek assistance.
In Ohio, Kaine praises Clinton’s stamina
While Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton rested after becoming overheated and dehydrated during a 9/11 commemorative ceremony in New York Sunday, her running mate was on the campaign trail in Ohio, vouching for her stamina and touting an education plan.
Shelter sends dogs to quarantine amid distemper fears
The Franklin County Dog Shelter says it’s transporting some dogs that were exposed to a deadly disease to off-site quarantine areas.