GOP-controlled panel scuttles postage plan
A proposal by Ohio’s elections chief to attach postage to every mail-in ballot has failed to gain crucial approval from a Republican-controlled state panel.
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COVID-19 price tag
Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther says the city’s coffers have taken a hit from the six-month-old COVID-19 pandemic.
Ohio groups urge census deadline extension
A coalition of advocacy groups wants Ohio’s senators to get behind efforts to extend the 2020 census deadline by four months.
Ohio AG joins call for Netflix to drop controviersial film
Ohio’s attorney general has joined the chorus of criticism of the French independent film “Cuties” became available on Netflix last week.
Death ruled a homicide
Police say an autopsy has determined that a man whose badly decomposed body was found in a home on the Hilltop last month was murdered.
Two Buckeyes enter NFL draft amid uncertainty over college football
Ohio State stars Shaun Wade and Wyatt Davis got tired of waiting for a decision on the football season and chose to opt out and begin preparing for the NFL draft.
Reds sweep Pirates
The Reds won both games of a doubleheader over Pittsburgh.
Six hurt in crash that shuts down interstate
A multi-vehicle accident involving a semi and several other vehicles sent six people to area hospitals and shut down a major freeway during Monday morning’s rush hour.
Big Ten reconsiders fall football in October
The Big Ten presidents were presented a comprehensive plan to conduct a fall football season, but a final decision is still to come.
Chargers muster enough offense to spoil Burrow’s debut
Heisman winner Joe Burrow ran 23 yards untouched for a touchdown in his NFL debut, but the Los Angeles Chargers rallied for a 16-13 victory over the Bengals.