Pothole patching blitz starts March 17
Columbus city road crews will kick off their spring pothole offensive on Monday, aiming to patch all the city’s potholes in one month.
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“Voters Bill of Rights” passes one ballot test
Supporters of a ballot issue they say would guarantee certain voter protections in the state constitution are closer to getting the measure on the November ballot.
Otterbein freezes tuition
Otterbein University students are betting a break: A tuition freeze for the next school year.
Craft named Big 10 Defensive Player of Year
A couple of Buckeyes received post-season recognition from the Big Ten, including Aaron Craft, who was voted Defensive Player of the Year.
Ukraine concerns drive gas prices up
The price of gas has jumped in the last two weeks and is still well short of what drivers in central Ohio are paying to fill up.
Columbus 21st “hardest-working” U.S. city
If it feels like you’re putting in a lot of hours at work, maybe you are, but it could be worse: You could be in Sacramento, Omaha or Las Vegas.
HS hockey championship a draw after 7 OT’s
Nobody lost and two teams were declared winners after a marathon, high school ice hockey state championship game at Nationwide Arena Saturday
Troopers write 270 texting/calling tickets
The Ohio State Highway Patrol says more than 270 citations have been given to drivers for texting or using a cellphone behind the wheel in violation of Ohio law since the statewide texting ban took effect about a year ago.
Buckeyes #5 seed in Big 10 tourney
The Buckeyes are the 5th seed in the Big Ten men’s basketball tournament after closing out their regular season with a thrilling 69-67 win over Michigan State at Value City Arena Sunday.
Gunman steals campus parking proceeds
Ohio State University police say an armed man held up a group of campus parking employees as they walked on West Campus Sunday afternoon.