More laurels for Barrett, Bosa
A day after being named the top players in the Big Ten at their respective positions, Buckeyes J.T. Barrett and Joey Bosa took home awards placing them among the conference’s elite players of 2014.
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Revisiting redistricting
A new proposal for redrawing Ohio’s legislative districts could put their approval before voters if the maps lack minority-party support.
Nicklaus to receive top honor
Golfing great Jack Nicklaus will receive Congress’ highest civilian honor, the Congressional Gold Medal.
(5) Louisville 64, (14) OSU 55
Terry Rozier made clutch jumpers down the stretch, including a big 3-pointer with 46 seconds remaining, to help No. 5 Louisville survive No. 14 Ohio State 64-55.
Letestu sidelined 6 weeks
Blue Jackets center Mark Letestu has undergone surgery to repair groin and abdominal injuries and is expected to be sidelined approximately six weeks.
Opening day deer harvest down
Hunters in Ohio checked 17,512 deer on Monday, the opening day of the state’s weeklong gun season.
Cavs 111, Bucks 108
Kyrie Irving scored 28 points, LeBron James added 26 with 10 assists and Mike Miller provided a much-needed spark off Cleveland’s bench, leading the Cavaliers to their fourth straight win, 111-108 over the precocious Milwaukee Bucks.
Holiday traffic deaths increase
The State Highway Patrol says 19 people died in crashes around Ohio during the Thanksgiving holiday period.
Questions haunt Karageorge case
The Franklin County coroner says an autopsy determined an Ohio State football player died of a gunshot wound, but she hasn’t yet definitively ruled it a suicide.
Meyer: Barrett worthy of Heisman consideration
J.T. Barrett’s season may be over, but he has been named the Big Ten’s top quarterback and his coach believes the honors shouldn’t stop there.