Stripers 6, Clippers 3
Columbus has lost five in a row and six of their last 10 games.
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Woman is 2nd to admit role in death of 8 members of a family
Fifty-year-old Angela Wagner pleaded guilty Friday in Pike County to helping plan a shocking crime prosecutors say stemmed from a dispute over custody of her granddaughter.
Big 12 invites Cincinnati to join
The Big 12 has extended membership invitations to the University of Cincinnati, BYU, UCF and Houston to join the Power Five league.
Justice Department to review Columbus police
The U.S. Justice Department has agreed to review some practices of the Columbus Division of Police after a series of police killings of Black people.
Man dies after being shot while riding in car
A man who was shot while riding in a vehicle on the Southeast Side Thursday afternoon died later at the hospital, according to Columbus police.
Downtown Nancy Wilson Way honors late singer
Grammy and Emmy award-winning jazz singer Nancy Wilson will be honored with a ceremonial street sign in downtown Columbus.
Redistricting commission approves maps as starting point
The commission charged with redrawing the state’s legislative district maps has voted along partisan lines to use a proposed GOP map as the starting point for three days of public testimony.
Indians break out of scoreless skump
Franmil Reyes, Oscar Mercado and José Ramirez homered, and the Indians beat the Minnesota Twins 4-1.
Stripers 1, Clippers 0
Ryan Casteel’s solo home run in the third inning accounted for all the scoring in a 1-0 Gwinnett Stripers win over the Clippers Thursday at Huntington Park.
Delta variant prompts renewed Columbus mask mandate
Folks in central Ohio who thought their days of masking up were behind them may have to pull those pandemic-era fashion accessories back out of the drawer.