Strange play ends Reds loss
The Arizona Diamondbacks waited for the umpires to sort out a wild ending after baserunning follies on the final play, and wound up beating the Reds 4-3 in 10 innings Sunday.
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Offensive drought costly
A streak of 22 scoreless innings at home cost the Clippers the final two games of a three-game series against Lehigh Valley.
Lewis Center bank robbery suspect sought
Delaware County authorities are again appealing for help locating a bank robbery suspect, using a set of improved security-camera photos.
Cheryl’s store opens in Westerville
Cheryl’s is throwing open the doors of its flagship store in Westerville Saturday morning with prizes, samples and demonstrations all day.
GOP debate: Trump shocks, Kasich smiles
A combative Donald Trump jolted the first Republican debate of the 2016 presidential campaign by warning he might run as an independent if denied the GOP nomination.
Man charged with up-skirt peeping at grocery store
A 33-year-old Reynoldsburg has been accused of trying to shoot a cell-phone video up the skirt of a woman while she was shopping at an East Side grocery store Tuesday.
Pelotonia riders pedal against cancer
Hundreds of cyclists will pedal from Columbus to Mt. Vernon this weekend to raise funds for cancer research.
Man could face death penalty for double slaying
A man accused of killing his estranged wife and her brother in a South Side parking lot could face the death penalty.
Browns scrimmage in Columbus
Football season begins early Friday when the Cleveland Browns bring their annual Orange & Brown Scrimmage to Ohio Stadium.
OHSAA reverses enrollment policy…for now
After an outcry by urban school administrators across the state, who argued that their sports teams were unfairly and arbitrarily being placed in a competitive disadvantage under a new policy counting charter school and STEM school students toward enrollment numbers, the governing body for high school sports in Ohio decided to reverse that decision.