Judge returns treasure hunter to jail to jog his memory
Treasure hunter Thomas “Tommy” Thompson again didn’t reveal where the loot is, and a federal judge again sent him back to jail until his memory improves.
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City outlines “smart transit” future
Federal officials say Ohio’s capital is a finalist in a national competition to find a city to fully integrate innovative technologies such as self-driving cars, connected vehicles and smart sensors into its transportation network.
Buckeyes host Buffalo in NCAA tourney opener
The Buckeyes are the No. 3 seed in the Sioux Falls Region of the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament and will host No. 14-seed Buffalo in the opening round.
Jazz 94, Cavs 85
Rodney Hood scored 28 points and the Utah Jazz, playing without leading scorer Gordon Hayward, beat the Cavaliers 94-85 on Monday night.
Plenty at stake in primary
The choice of presidential nominees is just one of the issues on the primary election ballot in Ohio.
Kasich into the breach
Once again, it all comes down to Ohio. The Buckeye State is the Republican Party establishment’s Thermopylae and John Kasich is playing the role of the 300 Spartans hoping to stem the tide of an invader: Donald Trump.
Clinton, Sanders campaign in Columbus
Ohio Democrats got to compare the party’s top presidential contenders up close just two days ahead of the state’s primary.
Expert: Campaign’s ugly turn could turn off voters
Arrests, cancelled rallies, and heated exchanges among candidates plagued the presidential campaign last weekend and could affect voter turnout for Tuesday’s primary in Ohio.
Dayton Trump protester: Didn’t intend harm
A man arrested after trying to jump on the stage at Republican Donald Trump’s campaign rally in Dayton reportedly told police he planned to grab the microphone and yell that Trump is a racist but didn’t intend to hurt anyone.
Man went missing in the Short North almost 2 weeks ago
The search continued over the weekend for a man who has been missing for nearly two weeks.