Teen suspect wounded by police
A teenager is in the hospital after being shot by a Columbus SWAT officer during an alleged armed robbery on the East Side.
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Ohio fast-food workers get $291 million in government benefits
Each one of the nearly 34,000 fast-food workers in Ohio whose low wages allow them to qualify for government assistance programs costs taxpayers more than $8,000, according to a recent study.
Panel OK’s reparations for kidnapped women
A proposal offering cash reparations and other benefits to three women abducted and imprisoned in a Cleveland man’s home has cleared a divided Ohio House committee.
Marathon tightens security
New security measures at Ohio’s biggest marathon will require athletes wishing to pick up belongings after the race to place them in clear plastic bags provided by the marathon.
Plan your tailgates thru 2019
Ohio State has announced its 2018 and ’19 football schedules, part of the Big Ten’s release of its schedules for the next six years.
Missing teen hung around truck stops
Columbus police have issued an Endangered Missing Child Alert for a teenager who hasn’t been seen for a month and who they think may be traveling with a trucker.
Medicaid expansion plans multiply
Ohio lawmakers are scheduled to hear more details about how several proposals would change the Medicaid health program for the poor and disabled.
Man charged in wounded vet charity scam
Columbus police are looking for a West Side man suspected of fraudulently collecting thousands of dollars for a veterans’ charity he did not represent.
HHS Secretary discusses Obamacare rollout in Columbus
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius will be in Ohio to discuss the federal health care overhaul that has encountered glitches as it rolls out around the country.
Ronstadt, Nirvana among Rock Hall nominees
Nirvana, Linda Ronstadt, Peter Gabriel, Hall and Oates, and The Replacements are among first-time nominees to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland.