Cavs 127, Hawks 105
The Cavaliers finally ended their losing ways at home by defeating the Atlanta Hawks 127-105 on Wednesday night.
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Beware online romance scams
Ohio’s Attorney General is reminding Ohioans who are in love online to avoid romance scams this Valentine’s Day.
Ohio House again approves emergency responders PTSD coverage
The Ohio House has once again approved a measure covering post-traumatic stress disorder for emergency responders who haven’t suffered a physical injury.
Marathon, Nationwide renew partnership for 5 years
The Columbus Marathon and Nationwide are renewing their partnership through 2024, guaranteeing that Nationwide Children’s Hospital will remain the beneficiary of the annual event for the next five years.
“T&A Crips” gang members plead guilty to murders
Three members of the “T&A Crips” street gang pleaded guilty Wednesday to their roles in a racketeering conspiracy that ruled an East Side neighborhood with violence and intimidation for most of a decade, committing several murders, including that of a 7-year-old boy caught in a crossfire.
Garrett reinstated by NFL
Browns star defensive end Myles Garrett has been reinstated by the NFL after being suspended for hitting Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph in the head with a helmet in a Nov. 14 game.
State checked out 5 more possible virus cases
The state health department is reporting that it has investigated five possible cases of the coronavirus in Ohio but still says the state has no confirmed cases of the disease.
Hearing for suspect in OSU-Michigan football game threat
A federal judge has scheduled a hearing in Columbus for a man accused of threatening a shooting at Ohio State and vowing to hurt players on the football team during the 2018 Michigan game.
Prosecutor: Baby found dead in shoebox; couple charged
Authorities in Licking County say an Ohio woman and her boyfriend accused in the death of a baby found in a shoebox inside a trash bag have been indicted on charges including involuntary manslaughter.
Report: Climate change hurts Ohio’s economy
Ohio is home to many key industries but a new report says climate change is affecting the viability of auto suppliers, farms, manufacturers and other businesses in the state.