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C8 Science Panel To Hold Public Meetings
Scientists studying the possible health effects of a chemical used at a DuPont plant will hold public meetings later this month in West Virginia and Ohio. The C8 Science Panel… Read More
Redistricting Proposal To Be Voted On Today
An Ohio House committee is expected to vote Wednesday on whether to approve a Republican-backed plan for remapping the state's U.S. House districts. Democrats and voter advocacy groups criticized the… Read More
Obama Talks Jobs In Columbus
President Barack Obama is challenging Congress to pass his jobs bill immediately, asking lawmakers, "What on earth are we waiting for?" Speaking at a school in House Speaker John Boehner's… Read More
Lucasville Prison Riot Inmate Allowed To Question Prosecutors
A federal judge is allowing an Ohio inmate sentenced to die for killings during the 1993 Lucasville prison riots to question prosecutors about the possible location of case files. Jason… Read More
Father And Sons Sentenced In Ashland, Kentucky
A federal judge has sentenced a father and his two sons for setting up a scheme to distribute synthetic drugs packaged as bath salts in eastern Kentucky and West Virginia…. Read More
Charges Dropped In Pickaway County Stop Sign Case
A judge has dismissed charges against an Ohio teenager blamed for a fatal traffic crash caused by a stop sign concealed with petroleum jelly and plastic wrap. The judge ruled… Read More
Obama Coming To Ohio Today
President Barack Obama is heading to the home state of his chief GOP antagonist on Capitol Hill, House Speaker John Boehner to promote his jobs plan. The president's trip to… Read More
Redistricting Could Impact Lancaster-area U.S. Representative
A U.S. House member says a proposed new Congressional map for Ohio combines his district with that of a fellow Republican, setting up a possible faceoff. A spokesman for U.S…. Read More
Remembering Ohio’s Fallen Firefighters
The governor will help honor Ohio firefighters killed in the line of duty one day after the nation remembered first responders who died in the 9/11 terror attacks a decade… Read More
Lima Company Remembers 9-11
Veterans of the Marines' Lima Company that lost nine members in a 2005 roadside bombing in Iraq are marking the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terror attacks in a… Read More
Newark Boy Dies After Go-Cart Crash
A six-year-old boy has died after a go-cart crash during a practice session at an Ohio track. The Pickaway County sheriff's office says Michael Wise of Newark was driving a… Read More
WV Supreme Court Unveils New Website
The West Virginia Supreme Court is making it easier to access online information about the state's judicial system. The court announced the launch of new website today. Visitors to the court's previous… Read More
Kasich Writes Letter To Obama About Piketon Plant
Ohio's governor wants President Barack Obama to include support for a uranium enrichment project in southern Ohio in his plan to create U.S. jobs. Gov. John Kasich sent a letter… Read More
Pay Raises Given During State Budget Cuts
State records show staffers for both Republicans and Democrats in the Ohio Senate got pay raises this summer in the aftermath of state budget cuts and the passage of a… Read More
Second Person Dies In Pickaway County Stop Sign Accident
A second woman who had been injured in a crash at an Ohio stop sign concealed with petroleum jelly and plastic wrap has died. Lt. John Monce with the sheriff's… Read More
Labor Day Weekend Traffic Fatalities Down
Authorities say preliminary numbers show 10 people died in fatal traffic crashes in Ohio over the Labor Day weekend, the fewest number in five years. The state Department of Public… Read More
Body Found In Student Apartment At OSU
Police say some Ohio State University seniors found the body of a suspected burglar and a lot of blood when they returned to their off-campus apartment from a Labor Day… Read More
Flash Flood Watch
A flash flood watch has been issued through Wednesday morning for much of southeast Ohio, western West Virginia and northeast Kentucky. Moisture from the remnants of Tropical Depression Lee will… Read More
Ohio Had Higher Drop In Wages Than Any Other State
A report says one in 10 Ohioans lost a job over the past decade and workers saw a higher drop in wages than any other state. The State of Working… Read More
Ohio Beats New Mexico State In Season Opener
Ohio used a balanced rushing attack, gaining 241 yards, and its defense held New Mexico State in check for a 44-24 victory in the teams' season opener. Donte Harden led… Read More
Ohio State Considers Privatizing Parking
Ohio State University wants to privatize its parking facilities and invest some of sale proceeds for the school's future. The Columbus Dispatch reports that the university will put the proposal… Read More
Marietta College Part Of Study On Natural Gas Exploration
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce has commissioned an economic impact study on future natural gas exploration in the state. The business group said Friday it has engaged Cleveland State University,… Read More
Bars And Businesses Not Impacted By Smoking Ban
The Ohio Department of Health says an analysis of the impact of a four-year-old smoking ban shows that it has not adversely affected business at bars and restaurants. The department… Read More
Health Care Focus Of Appalachian Regional Commission Conference
Health care in Appalachia will be the focus of this year's Appalachian Regional Commission Conference, being held next week in eastern Kentucky. Gov. Steve Beshear says the conference offers an… Read More
Rollover Crash Car Displayed At Lancaster High School
A smashed-up car from a rollover crash has been temporarily placed outside an Ohio high school to remind students about seat belt safety. Sheriff Dave Phalen in central Ohio's Fairfield County says… Read More