DeWine’s company gets loan from federal virus aid program
A company partly owned by Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is among those that received loans from a $600 billion-plus coronavirus aid program.
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22 killed on Ohio roadways over holiday weekend
The Ohio State Highway Patrol is reporting 22 people lost their lives over the four-day July Fourth weekend, 29 percent more than over the same weekend last year.
City pulls resource officers from Columbus City Schools
The Columbus Division of Police began the process of pulling school resource officers from Columbus City Schools buildings Monday with the issuance of abolishment notices to 20 high school resource officers and two sergeants.
Newark police arrest suspect in June slaying
A Newark man is in jail, charged with murder in the death of a man last month.
Trump calls out Indians, Redskins on possible name changes
President Donald Trump is criticizing the Indians and the Washington Redskins for considering name changes in the wake of a national reckoning over racial injustice and inequality.
No fans at Memorial
There will be no galleries at the 45th Memorial Tournament later this month.
Mask orders take effect in several Ohio cities
A number of Ohio cities have begun requiring that face coverings be worn to stem the spread of COVID-19.
3 teens wounded, 1 dead in weekend shootings
Columbus police say three teenagers were wounded, one critically, in a shooting in South Linden on the Fourth of July.
Indians look into changing name amid pressure
The Indians are reviewing their contentious nickname.
SW Ohio school district dropping Redskins mascot
A school district near Cincinnati has decided that its high school sports teams should no longer be known as the Redskins.