Crews from Columbus and Franklin County Public Health will be spraying several neighborhoods this week in the ongoing battle against the spread of West Nile virus during a summer that has seen an explosion of the mosquito population.
Danny Salazar pitched seven strong innings to cool off Boston’s hot bats, and Lonnie Chisenhall had a solo homer and three RBIs to carry the Indians past the Red Sox 8-2 on Monday night.
Jesus Aquilar led the way as the Clippers outslugged the Charlotte Knights 10-6 Wednesday night in the opening game of a two-game series at Huntington Park.
For more than a century, Velvet Ice Cream has quietly been churning out its product in its quaint Utica plant until, now, it is ready to take a giant leap forward.
A man who entered a restricted area at Ohio’s Cedar Point amusement park to look for a lost cellphone has been struck by a roller coaster and killed.
DNA testing is rewriting a chapter in Ohio presidential history, this one from the Roaring ’20s.
Police say the second suspect in the robbery and fatal shooting of a pizza delivery driver last month is 13 years old.
The trip that four Columbus City Council members took with a lobbyist to watch the Big Ten Championship football game from a suite would have cost about three times the $250 they paid, a travel expert and stadium officials say.
Columbus Police Chief Kim Jacobs has agreed with earlier assessments by her subordinates that officers did not overreact when they used pepper spray and tear gas on University District revelers after the Buckeyes’ national-championship football win in January.
LeBron James is giving kids from Akron — ones with challenging backgrounds like his — the chance to go to college for free.
