Police find 2nd body in Scioto R. downtown
Columbus police have reportedly pulled two dead bodies, a man and a woman, from the Scioto River downtown in the last 24 hours.
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Budget includes body-cams, new fire station
Body cameras for police officers and a new East Side fire station are reportedly two items in a $1 billion capital budget proposed Monday by Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther and members of City Council.
Study: SPF 30 sunscreen slows skin cancer
With the approach of summer we can expect to slap on a lot of sunscreen and new research at OSU underscores the importance of protecting our skin whenever we are outdoors.
Flu on the run
Flu season may have peaked in central Ohio.
Bats 1, Clippers 0
The Clippers were shut out by Louisville 1-0 Monday night.
Your tax tab: $9,533. Where does it go?
Central Ohioans, like millions of other Americans, spent the weekend crunching numbers on their tax returns ahead of Monday’s filing deadline.
Columbus to ban NC travel
Columbus City Council plans to enact a ban on unnecessary travel to North Carolina in protest of that state’s recently enacted law mandating which public restrooms transgender people are allowed to use.
Gas prices up again
For the fourth week in a row, Columbus motorists are paying a little more to fill up their gas tanks, but prices at the pump are still the lowest in more than five years.
More crashes, fewer tickets since speed limit hike
A newspaper analysis has found that an increase in the speed limit along stretches of rural Ohio interstates has resulted in more accidents and fewer tickets.
House curbs Brice fines
The Ohio House has approved legislation aimed at stopping a tiny village from collecting extraordinarily large fines for traffic-related violations.