In football, it’s the Buckeyes’ state
While Michigan has Michigan State and Indiana has Purdue and Notre Dame, Ohio State has no real big-time football competition within Ohio’s borders.
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I-71 weekend closing
Southbound I-71 will be closed this weekend for final course of asphalt paving as part of the Columbus Crossroads project.
Chardon HS shooter, central Ohio killer recaptured
A teenager convicted of killing three Chardon High School students and a man serving time for the murder of a Madison Township girl have both been recaptured after escaping from a Lima prison.
School report cards
For the first time since a data-scrubbing scandal was uncovered, parents and taxpayers in the Columbus City Schools are getting an accurate assessment of how the district is performing and it isn’t a pretty picture.
Tracking a virus
Although there have been no confirmed cases of the enterovirus, Ohio hospitals, including Nationwide Children’s Hospital, are seeing a jump in the number of patients with respiratory illnesses.
Tribe sweeps Twins, 8-2 and 2-0
T.J. House pitched seven sharp innings, Carlos Santana homered and drove in both runs and the Indians completed a doubleheader sweep with a 2-0 win over the Minnesota Twins.
Reds 1, Cardinals 0
The Reds sent the St. Louis Cardinals to their third consecutive loss Thursday.
Band battle: Alumni club probe complete
The alumni club of the Ohio State University marching band says it will release its own report in response to the investigation that led to the school firing band director Jon Waters.
Sweet? Adelines want you
This could be the opportunity to begin – or resume – that singing career.
Safety boss retires after complaint center complaints
City officials say Columbus public safety director Mitchell Brown is retiring after being reprimanded because thousands of calls to a complaint center under his department’s jurisdiction went ignored.