Astros 8, Indians 2
Charlie Morton remained unbeaten and the Houston Astros defeated the Indians 8-2 on Thursday night.
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Memorial Day travel: Expensive gas, crowded roads
Crowded highways, high gas prices and orange barrels await Memorial Day weekend travelers.
Four shot, two fatally, in separate incidents
Two people were killed and two others injured, including one of the suspects, in two separate shooting incidents Thursday.
Smart speakers, other tech to help developmentally disabled
Governor John Kasich has instructed the state agency that helps Ohioans with developmental disabilities to develop technology such as apps, cell phones, smart pads, and smart speakers to help them live more independently by handling chores from turning on lights to calling for help.
Corrections officer arrested on child pornography charge
An Ohio corrections officer has been arrested on a child pornography charge.
Supply of homes still tight in hot real estate market
Central Ohio is one of the nation’s hottest real estate markets heading into the busy summer season but a nagging lack of inventory continues to hold back sales while driving prices higher.
Columbus enjoys a growth spurt
Columbus put on a surge of growth last year to remain the 14th-largest city in the nation, even as faster-growing Fort Worth, Texas, overtook Indianapolis at No. 15 and rode hard on the Ohio capital’s heels.
“Chaos, dysfunction”: Dems slam Statehouse Republicans
The impasse over who will be the next Speaker of the Ohio House of Representatives has brought business in the chamber to a halt and Democrats – spurred on by a search of the former speaker’s home – have been quick to criticize what they call a “culture of corruption, chaos and dysfunction” at the Statehouse.
Lawsuit filed over battleground Ohio’s congressional districts
The ACLU has filed a constitutional challenge to Ohio’s congressional map, using Republican Gov. John Kasich’s statements opposing gerrymandering as ammunition.
BE MINE: Ohio company buys maker of Necco wafers, candy hearts
The bankrupt 171-year-old candy maker known for its chalky Necco Wafers and those little inscribed hearts that are everywhere on Valentine’s Day got a sweet message from a rival Wednesday: BE MINE.