Layoffs show signs of slowing in Ohio
The number of Ohioans filing for unemployment benefits dropped last week but remains above the pandemic-era low set two months ago.
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Officer fatally shoots knife-wielding man
Columbus police say an officer responding to a domestic dispute at a Southeast Side apartment complex Wednesday morning shot and killed a man allegedly wielding a knife.
Lawmakers hit brakes on House anti-vaccine mandate bill
Ohio House Republicans have put the brakes on a fast-tracked bill limiting employers’ ability to require that workers receive the coronavirus vaccine as a condition of employment.
Man shot on West Side
Columbus police were investigating the latest homicide in the city, the fatal shooting of a 31-year-old man on the West Side late Wednesday.
“Trigger” law would ban Ohio abortions in event of high court ruling
Newly proposed legislation would ban abortions in Ohio under nearly all conditions should the U.S. Supreme Court find abortion unconstitutional.
Crew shuts out Cruz Axul to win Campeones Cup
The Columbus Crew defeated Mexico City’s Deportivo Cruz Azul 2-0 to win the 2021 Campeones Cup, the annual competition between the reigning MLS Cup and LIGA MX champions.
Clippers 13, Bats 3
Oscar Gonzalez hit two home runs for the Clippers as they opened their final series if the regular season with a 13-3 drubbing of the Louisville Bats Wednesday night.
Royals 10, Indians 5
Salvador Perez tied a Royals record with his 48th homer of the season before leaving with a sprained right ankle, and Kansas City went on to beat the Indians 10-5.
White Sox 6, Reds 1
Carlos Rodón pitched five scoreless innings in a closely watched start ahead of the playoffs, and the Chicago White Sox beat the Reds 6-1.
Feds arrest 2 Columbus narcotics cops
Two Columbus narcotics officers have been arrested on federal drug and bribery charges.