Abrieu, Sox break Tribe hex, 7-3
Rookie Jose Abreu connected for his second multihomer game in three days and the Chicago White Sox ended a 14-game losing streak against Cleveland, beating the Indians 7-3 Thursday night.
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2 charged in shooting near school
There will be more police officers around Liberty Elementary School today after a shooting incident nearby that sent two people to the hospital and prompted a lockdown yesterday afternoon.
39 arrested in Marion drug sweep
Authorities say the indictments of 39 people on more than 100 charges should send a message to keep drugs out of Marion County.
3 adults in Circileville slaying plead innocent
A central Ohio man and two other adults charged with aggravated murder and other counts in the slaying of his 84-year-old grandfather have pleaded not guilty.
Fire damages vacant apartment
Investigators were out early this morning, trying to determine what caused a two-alarm fire in a vacant apartment on the Southwest Side.
Jackets playoff-bound
The Blue Jackets have qualified for the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the second time in franchise history, locking up the wild-card spot with a 3-1 win in Dallas Wednesday night.
Some say budget review unwieldy
A massive mid-term review package is on its way to the Ohio Senate, trailing criticism in its wake.
House says athletes are not college employees
The Republican-controlled Ohio House has approved a proposal that says college athletes are not employees under state law.
Clippers leave home with 1 win
The Clippers earned a split in the first two games of a home-and-home series with the Louisville Bats, losing a 4-1 decision Wednesday.
“Epi-pen” bill wins Statehouse approval
A bill making it easier for schools, camps and coaches to stock general-use supplies of epinephrine shots used to counter allergic reactions is headed to the governor after clearing the Ohio Legislature.