A different kind of Buckeye home game
When Ohio State athletics officials say they want to treat every game during the 2020 football season as a “home” game, they mean your home.
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Early voting at double the 2016 pace
Two weeks before Election Day, more than twice as many Ohioans had cast their early ballots as at the same time time four years ago, according to the state’s top elections official.
Husel asks court to dismiss murder indictment in 25 deaths
A doctor who pleaded not guilty to murder charges in 25 patient deaths has asked a court to dismiss the indictment and has claimed misconduct by the prosecutor.
Pedestrian dies after being struck on West Side roadway
Authorities say a pedestrian died Tuesday night on the West Side after being struck by two vehicles.
City addresses violence amid deadly wave
The city of Columbus is partnering with a national violence-prevention organization to address a deadly crime wave that has left at least 130 people dead in the city this year.
Couple convicted in animal cruelty case
A Grove City couple have been found guilty of animal cruelty charges after a three-week trial.
Gahanna teachers settle strike
Teachers in the Gahanna-Jefferson Public Schools went back to the classroom Monday morning after they approved an agreement with the district, ending their union’s four-day work stoppage over the district’s plan for hybrid learning.
Man, woman dead in apparent murder-suicide
A random street killing and an apparent murder-suicide have raised the number of homicides in Columbus this year to 129.
Delayed gratification: Buckeyes finally begin 2020 season
Ohio State football players, coaches and fans – chafing after a seven-week delay – can finally celebrate the opening game of the 2020 season.
Colts rally to beat Bengals
Philip Rivers opened the fourth quarter by throwing a 14-yard touchdown pass to Jack Doyle to take the lead and helping the Indianapolis Colts to a 31-27 victory over the Bengals.