Man posed as officer to get sex
A Westerville man is behind bars after police say he posed as a police officer to coerce sex from a woman.
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Uptick in jobless claims
Slightly more Ohioans applied for unemployment benefits last week but, nationwide, layoffs have settled to the low, pre-pandemic levels before 2020′s coronavirus recession.
DeWine calls meeting to prepare for Ukrainian refugees
Governor Mike DeWine has called a summit of service organizations next week to ensure Ohio is prepared to take in refugees from Ukraine if the need arises.
“Cracked & packed”: Voters’ groups object to Congressional map
The panel charged with redrawing Ohio’s electoral maps has until noon Thursday to respond to the latest challenge to the new version of the state’s congressional districts.
Defense a priority as Buckeyes open spring practice
Rebuilding, reorganizing and rescheming the defense will be a focus for Ohio State in spring practice, which got underway Tuesday at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center.
Liddell, Branham win Big Ten hoops honors
Junior forward E.J. Liddell and freshman guard Malaki Branham earned All-Big Ten honors in balloting was done by league coaches and media.
Cavs 127, Pacers 124
Darius Garland scored a career-high 41 points, had 13 assists and hit a decisive pair of free throws with 14 seconds left to lead the Cavaliers past the Indiana Pacers 127-124.
Mask mandate lifted in Columbus
As cases of COVID-19 continued to decline, Mayor Andrew Ginther signed legislation approved by Columbus city council Monday lifting the city’s six-month-old mask requirement.
Gas pains
Gas prices are rising just as fast as they can change the numbers on the signs at the convenience stores.
Pledge Stone Foltz’s death spurs changes in hazing rules
The alcohol poisoning death of a fraternity pledge from Delaware at Bowling Green State University a year ago has brought on new anti-hazing policies.