Mother, 2 children swept away in southern Ohio floodwaters
Authorities in southern Ohio are assessing damage to homes and roads in the aftermath of flooding that swept away a mobile home, killing a woman and two of her children.
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Indians 5, Reds 3; Chapman’s 500th K
Yan Gomes drew a bases-loaded walk to drive in the tiebreaking run in the 11th inning and the Indians beat the Reds 5-3 on Sunday.
Bisons 4, Clippers (12)
A walkoff single in the 12th inning gave the Bisons a 4-3 win over the Clippers in Buffalo Sunday night, the second straight loss for Columbus after their eight-game winning streak came to an end Saturday.
Fire station beer blasts investigated
Several Columbus firefighters are under investigation for damage to city property, and a supervisor has been reassigned after an unauthorized, alcohol-fueled party at a Downtown fire station.
Online charter data-scrubbing?
The Ohio Department of Education is retracting the charter-school sponsor evaluations it issued this year, after an outcry that Internet charter-school achievement data were arbitrarily left out of the criteria, a potential violation of state law.
Don Scott Field hosts airborne training
Parachutes will dot the sky over the Northwest Side Saturday as dozens of Army Reserve paratroopers practice drops on OSU’s Don Scott Field.
Burglar killed, 5 hurt after robbery interrupted
A would-be burglar is dead and his accomplice facing a murder charge after they were apparently interrupted in their efforts to rob a West Side home early Friday morning.
Ohio June unemployment rate unchanged
Ohio’s unemployment remained at 5.2 percent in June, unchanged for the third straight month, according to data released Friday morning by the state.
Law requires meningitis vaccine
Ohio will require students to be immunized against meningitis under a new law, one of several signed into law Thursday by Gov. John Kasich.
Mixed tidings for Buckeye Lake residents
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