OSU study links stress, infertility
For the first time, researchers have data that links stress to a woman’s inability to become pregnant.
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Wildfire burns 25-35 acres in So. Ohio
Fire officials say a wildfire scorched more than two dozen acres near a state park in southern Ohio.
Indiana man pleads guilty to bomb possession
An Indiana National Guardsman pulled over on a central Ohio highway on New Year’s Day pleaded guilty Tuesday in federal court to charges of possessing destructive devices.
Avs 3, CBJ 2 (OT)
The Colorado Avalanche extended their winning streak to four with a 3-2 overtime victory over the Blue Jackets on Tuesday night.
Report: Ohio’s black children face long odds
African-American children in Ohio are near the bottom in a national study examining the chances of success for American children
Rebates for storm shelters
The government is again offering to help Ohio homeowners who want to build extra-strong tornado shelters.
Rahal wants to drive at Indy
Three-time Indy car champion Bobby Rahal says he is coming out of retirement to try to qualify for the Indianapolis 500.
Tribe loses replay, wins game
A replay review that went against them did not stop the Indians from handing Oakland its record 10th straight opening-day loss, 2-0, Monday night.
Opening day shutout loss Reds’ 1st since ’53
Monday’s 1-0 loss to the Cardinals marked the first time in 61 years that the Reds have been shut out on opening day.
Vaccine clinics open as mumps outbreak grows
Public health officials tracking a growing outbreak of mumps in central Ohio say most of the cases confirmed so far are linked to Ohio State University.