Puppy recovering after being set on fire
A puppy set on fire at an East Side park Sunday is doing “remarkably well.
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Voter registration hits near record; Trump-Biden deadlocked
The state elections chief says nearly 8.1 million Ohioans are signed up to vote in the November election.
Authorities focus anti-violence efforts on 2 “hot zones”
With the city closing in on a record number of homicides, local and federal authorities are launching an effort to address violence in two Columbus neighborhoods.
OSU-UM blood battle needs sites
With local blood supplies at a low due to COVID-19, the organizers of the annual “Blood Battle” between Ohio State and “That Team Up North” is looking for organizations to host blood drives.
FC Cincinnati gets first win over Crew
Yuya Kubo and Nick Hagglund scored, and FC Cincinnati beat the Columbus Crew SC 2-1 for its first victory over its instate rival.
Avoiding a winter of discontent
Worried about a spike in coronavirus cases, Gov. Mike DeWine says most Ohioans wearing masks is “our ticket” to a normal winter.
Early voting setting record pace
With less than three weeks to go before Election Day, Ohioans are voting early in record numbers, according to state officials.
COSI to reopen in November
Closed for seven months due to the COVID-19 pandemic, COSI is planning to reopen next month.
Ohio State settles more sex abuse cases; total tops $46M
Ohio State University says it will pay $5.8 million to settle lawsuits by about two dozen more survivors over decades-old sexual abuse by a now-deceased team doctor, Richard Strauss.
Police clarify “misinformation” about OSU student’s shooting
Ohio State University and Columbus police have been forced to address what they describe as “rumors and misinformation” surrounding the shooting death of a student over the weekend.