Meyer to retire after Rose Bowl
Ohio State coach Urban Meyer says it was a series of factors that led to his decision to step down.
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Council approves pot regulations, eyes lighter penalties for possession
Columbus City Council Monday night approved new medical marijuana regulations even as the council’s president looks toward lessening the punishment for some marijuana-related crimes.
Dad is 4th arraigned in slayings of 8 from another family
A man charged in the slayings of eight people from another family is set for arraignment in southern Ohio days after his wife and two adult sons pleaded not guilty in those killings.
Haskins named Heisman finalist
Ohio State quarterback Dwayne Haskins was named a Heisman Trophy finalist Monday night by the Downtown Athletic Club in New York.
Cavs 99, Nets 97
Alec Burks threw down a two-handed dunk with 3.2 seconds remaining, and the Cavaliers avoided a fourth-quarter collapse and edged the Brooklyn Nets 99-97.
Gas prices south of $2/gallon
Gas prices in central Ohio plunged below the $2-a-gallon line Monday morning with stations posting prices in the low $1.80’s in Gahanna and the Northeast Side.
Rose Bowl tickets, trips expected to go quickly
Fans hoping to follow the Buckeyes to Pasadena for their Rose Bowl matchup on New Year’s Day should not tarry.
Rose-colored glasses: Out of CFP, Buckeyes due in Pasadena
A dominating win over a Top 4 team in their regular season finale and a second straight Big Ten championship was not enough to vault the Buckeyes into the College Football Playoff.
Ohio leaders recall Bush as patriot, public servant
Ohio leaders remember former President George H. W. Bush as an honorable man who believed strongly in public service.
Artifacts from 1857 shipwreck go up for sale
A submersible that helped retrieve gold from an 1857 shipwreck off the South Carolina coast three decades ago is for sale, along with the ship’s large, bronze bell and other artifacts.