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MORNING WEATHER DISCUSSION Date: Dec. 10 Time: 4:00 a.m. Meteorologist: Josh Poland Your Doppler 10 Forecast This Morning: Snow showers through mid-morning.

Bob Shirey, president of Gallipolis Career College , was presented with the 2013 Dr. Max J. Lerner Distinguished Service Award.

The Columbus City Council approved annual pay raises of less than 3 percent for the city's elected officials for 2016 and beyond tonight.

Columbus police have identified the officers and the teen involved in a shooting in Gahanna on Saturday night.

Pistacia Vera has taken its macaroons, croissants, jars of homemade preserves and cups of special-blend coffee back to the North Market .

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A Columbus bus driver accused of drinking and driving while having students on board has admitted to the crime.

A car crashed into a home on Woodcrest Road Monday morning on the southeast side of Columbus.

A South Side man pleaded guilty this morning to killing his grandmother and was sentenced to 22 years in prison.

Dayton's largest credit union has opened its first branch in Columbus, and plans to open four more by the end of 2014.

They had been called by a woman who said the suspect was in her residence in northeast Columbus with a gun.

Inmate Amber Short records a story for her children. The recording will be copied onto a CD and sent to her children, allowing them to listen to their mother read to them even as she serves her sentence at the Ohio Reformatory for Women.

A man accused of participating in the shooting death of a South Side man during a robbery last month was arrested today.

Passion drives two fledgling businesses in Marion, one whose owner recently put renewed emphasis on her photography career and another whose proprietor is in his fourth decade as a tattoo artist.

A former Willard resident who was arrested after a buy-bust entered "not guilty" pleas to three related felonies Monday.

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Mayor Michael B. Coleman brought Plan A: transform public education in Columbus by raising property taxes 24 percent, share part of it with charter schools for the first time, and vastly expand pre-kindergarten classes.

Columbus police are investigating an officer-involved shooting in the Gahanna area tonight that appears to have stemmed from some sort of domestic dispute.

Gordon Gee is eager to put his 2 cents in at West Virginia University, even though his second stint leading the school is expected to be short.