Columbus man accused of plotting US terror attacks
A 23-year-old Columbus man accused of plotting to commit terrorism in the U.S. after traveling to Syria for terrorist training is expected to enter not guilty pleas at an arraignment.
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Spring Game
Fans hoping to see at least two of Ohio State’s three star quarterbacks during Saturday’s Spring Game will have to settle for a halftime skills competition pitting Cardale Jones against J.T. Barrett and 2006 Heisman Trophy winner Troy Smith.
Foreclosures cut in half since recession
Once a painful symptom of the recession and a chief cause of the downturn in the real estate market, foreclosures have declined in Ohio for five years in a row
I-670 work begins this weekend
Weekend motorists on the West Side will encounter am orange-barrel zone that will send them on a long trek when they try to get into downtown Columbus.
18-year-old sought in March murder
Police are looking for an 18-year-old in connection with a deadly shooting in a Southeast Side strip mall in March.
Standing up for the Stars & Stripes
In all of her 87 years, Julia Lease had certainly never received a standing ovation.
Lawmakers make another try to curb distracted driving
Two Ohio lawmakers are making another attempt to stiffen penalties for motorists caught driving while distracted.
GOP wants to unfund tests
Risking the loss of three-quarters of a billion dollars in federal education funding, Republican leaders in the Ohio House have placed language in the two-year budget to ban the use of new student assessments and cut off the money to pay for them.
Woman arrested in 2014 double slaying
A 32-year-old West Side woman is in jail, charged with two counts of murder for her role in a double-homicide nearly a year ago.
House GOP plan flashes red light to stoplight cams
Amid a losing streak in the courts, majority Ohio House Republicans hope that withholding state funding from cities finally will end the use of traffic cameras to ticket red-light-running and speeding motorists.