Browns 10, Texans 7
Nick Chubb returned from a stint on injured reserve and scored a touchdown early in the fourth quarter, and the Browns pushed through rough weather for a 10-7 win over the Houston Texans.
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Idle Buckeyes still No. 3 in AP Top 25
The AP Top 25 was mostly stagnant Sunday after four of the top five teams didn’t play and only one ranked team lost this weekend.
Ohio sets another new record for COVID-19 cases; new mask order in effect
As Ohio reported a record 8,071 new daily cases of COVID-19, health department chief Lance Himes signed a health order to enforce mask-wearing in retail locations across the state.
Columbus sets new yearly homicide record
In the early hours of Friday the 13th, 2020, the city of Columbus recorded its 144th homicide of the year, setting a new record for murders in a single year.
COVID-19 vaccine may start trickling in next month
As cases of COVID-19 spread like wildfire across Ohio and the rest of the United States, Gov. Mike DeWine and government and public health officials across the country are beseeching the public to take measures to stem the spread and be patient: the vaccination is coming.
Repairs to bridge linking Ohio, Kentucky to take weeks
Kentucky’s transportation secretary says repairs to a bridge linking Ohio and Kentucky that was damaged by a fiery truck crash will take weeks.
ATF agent shoots gun store robbery suspect
A suspect in a burglary at a gun store was shot while trying to flee from a federal agent on the East Side Thursday afternoon.
4 area teams still in HS football championship chase
Four central Ohio teams will continue their playoff runs this weekend as Ohio’s high school football season enters its final weekends.
DeWine ramps up mask rules and may close bars, restaurants
Saying that the state has entered a “crucial phase” in its battle against the coronavirus, Gov. Mike DeWine is imploring Ohioans to take the surging coronavirus spread seriously and practice safety precautions to combat the spread of COVID-19.
Virus alters holiday plans for some, not all
While travel experts are predicting Thanksgiving holiday travel in Ohio will fall to recession-era levels, a survey from Ohio State suggests a large number of Americans don’t plan to follow the most widely recommended steps to combat the spread of the coronavirus.