2 hrs ago | Easton Express-Times
Heidi Klum wows crowd at Victoria's Secret show
Heidi Klum and her post-baby body led the parade at the annual Victoria's Secret fashion show, which returned to New York with some fresh faces after four years on the road.
6 hrs ago | News Journal
Ohio moderates' budget fix meets immovable forces
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- A few moderate Ohio senators trying to craft a compromise to fix Ohio's budget gap are being thwarted by two opposing forces: the majority of Republican senators who adamantly oppose any portion of Gov.
10 hrs ago | News Journal
Ohio public defender starts new innocence project
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Ohio's top public defender is taking on a rare challenge: accepting cases of convicted criminals who say they're innocent but don't have the DNA to prove it.
16 hrs ago | DispatchPolitics
Closed BMV office prompts suit
A landlord filed a lawsuit this month against Delaware County, claiming that the auditor and commissioners breached a lease agreement on a now-closed Bureau of Motor Vehicles office in Lewis Center.
Suspect videotaped ESPN's Erin Andrews in Columbus hotel
A man arrested for stalking ESPN television reporter Erin Andrews first shot secret video of her while she was nude in a Columbus hotel room, according to details of the case filed yesterday.
Columbus, Franklin County plan H1N1 clinics for at-risk adults
Columbus Public Health and the Franklin County Board of Health will provide H1N1 vaccine to at-risk adults, children and members of all other priority groups during three public clinics tonight and Monday.
Police shoot driver who rammed cruiser
Two Columbus police officers, a civilian and a man wanted by police were injured last night after two crashes and a shooting on the East Side.
Figure in Ohio AG scandal sentenced to 45 days
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- A one-time aide who helped bring about the downfall of former Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann has been sentenced to 45 days on unrelated theft in office and other charges.
Sheriff, Columbus police most likely to file charges
Since 1984, state law has required all police agencies in the state to file monthly reports with the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation about domestic violence.
Columbus police lieutenant charged with drunken driving
A Columbus police lieutenant has been reassigned to desk duty after his Nov. 10 arrest for drunken driving by the State Highway Patrol.
Lonnie Carmon: Columbus, Ohio's first black aviator
Lonnie Carmon, pioneer aviator, pictured beside the plane he built and flew himself.
Bills take obesity fight into Ohio schools
Ohio's children are fat and getting fatter. The problem has reached such alarming proportions that a new, powerful coalition of businesses and health-care advocates is pushing for statewide standards designed to make Ohio students healthier.
Columbus superintendent grilled over achievement report
Columbus school Superintendent Gene Harris was required to deliver a report to the school board last night on how the district is doing as far as student academic achievement.
County facing decision over fate of brain-dead child
LANCASTER - County authorities are weighing a decision over whether to remove a brain-dead child who is under county custody from life support at Children's Hospital in Columbus.
Columbus to hire security-camera consultant
Add neighborhood surveillance cameras to the list of Columbus projects that are moving ahead after voters approved an income-tax increase.
BREAD turns focus on youth problems
Two years ago, the social-activist group BREAD labeled truancy a major problem, urging the Franklin County prosecutor's office to help keep kids in school by notifying their parents when they weren't. The KEY Truancy Program was begun and has since reduced chronic truancy in six pilot schools by 55 percent.
Investigation:A Ohio Worker Golfing On State Time
COLUMBUS, Ohioa 'An investigation by Ohioa TMs inspector general says a state employee played golf when his time sheets said he was working.
Scores rally behind runaway teen who converted from Islam to Christianity
COLUMBUS - Christian activists and others at a Columbus rally say they worry about the fate of a teenage girl who ran away from home after converting from Islam to Christianity.
Report on the Rally For Rifqa Bary in Columbus, Ohio
Rally in Columbus, Ohio in support for Christian Sister Rifqa Bary and her struggle to remain free and worship Christ without fear.
DEA Shuts Down Columbus Pharmacy
It will come as no surprise to law enforcement in Scioto County and Greenup, Ky., that 90 percent of the license plates on the parking lot of a Columbus pharmacy, shut down by the Drug Enforcement Administration as a a oepill factory,a were from southern Ohio.
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