Union beats Cincinnati 3-0
Ilsinho scored for the second time in three games and the Philadelphia Union beat Cincinnati 3-0.
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UPDATE: Franklin County voters to get replacement ballots
Franklin County voters who received incorrect absentee ballots will receive corrected replacements.
1 dead in triple shooting
A Dublin man has been charged with the death of a man during an exchange of gunfire on the North Side early Wednesday that left another man and a woman injured.
DeWine says aid for Ohio renters, businesses coming soon
Governor Mike DeWine said he hopes by next week to provide details of an economic aid package for people struggling to make mortgage and rent payments and for small businesses and nonprofits struggling with the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mother indicted in 5-year-old son’s drowning death
A woman has been indicted on charges of involuntary manslaughter and child endangering after police say she left her young sons unattended and one of them drowned in a pool at an East Side apartment complex in July.
Prosecutor: Man who fired gun at Trump rally ‘undercharged’
A lawyer for a Licking County man says his client feared for his life when he fired a handgun at a semitrailer that he says hit his vehicle and taunted the “rolling rally” supporting President Donald Trump the defendant was taking part in.
Early voting beginning in Ohio, amid pandemic precautions
Early voting begins Tuesday in Ohio, again looming as a potential swing state, but this time in a pandemic-altered election.
City repeals bar, restaurant curfew; alcohol ban still in effect
After seeing a decline in new daily cases of COVID-19 in Columbus, the city council voted Monday night to repeal a 10:00 p.m. curfew on bars and restaurants.
Suspect in one of two homicides Monday commits suicide
A man and a woman were killed in separate shooting incidents Monday and the suspect in one of them took his own life as police closed in.
Report: Amid pandemic, domestic violence deaths spike, funding cut
A new report indicates that funding for programs to combat domestic violence was cut just as the number of domestic violence-related deaths in Ohio saw a dramatic increase.