Federal appeals court delays order on lethal injection - Delaware man sentenced for killing a child - Gas thieves in Central Ohio - More attorney theft victims receive compensation - Cavs not giving up
Delaware county woman didn't stop boyfriend from abusing and killing son - Former substitute teacher sentenced to jail for affair with student - Proctor and Gamble closes hair-care product plant - State lawmakers support doctor-insurer transparency bill
Columbus, OH – Governor Ted Strickland is threatening a veto, if Ohio legislators move ahead with a plan to legalize betting on video-tape replays of old horse races across the country. The governor is also calling for new limits on electronic gaming machines that are popping up across the state. Details now from statehouse correspondent Bill Cohen.
Graduate and professional study at Ohio State University will likely have an entirely different look in the next year or so. The University plans a comprehensive assessment of every graduate program with expectations of cutting those that are underperforming. Mike Foley reports.
Former OSU treasurer failed to pay for golf round - Cleveland mayor proposes adult entertainment district - New OSU campus-area lights to be installed ahead of schedule - Bald eagles reach highest numbers since World War II
Former OSU treasurer overstated school's endowment - Proposed state law requires warning signs for roadside cameras - Ohio Department of Transportation proposes alternatives to I-70/71 split
Bar and club owners try to reverse smoking ban - More signatures needed for school reform plan to appear on ballot - Hat company pulls products from store shelves - Some state employees won't receive raises
Strickland proposes health insurance coverage for all Ohio children - Columbus City Council approves firefighter training complex and job creation tax credit - Cuyahoga County names new Board of Elections director - Bob Evans founder suffers stroke
Governor Strickland and energy experts disagree on gas prices - Ohio Attorney General tries to crack down on illegal games of chance - Cincinnati Reds edge out Cleveland Indians in 1-0 victory
Columbus, OH – The wife of Columbus Mayor Michael Coleman has submitted her resignation to the Ohio Department of Development. Frankie Coleman is leaving while an investigation continues into her work hours in her state job. Ohio Public Radio's Jo Ingles reports.
This week, Ohio legislators discuss budget, fishing, and roadway cameras - Governor Strickland freezes non-union state workers' salaries - School bus driver caught with booze and teens will serve no jail time
Two pounds of cocaine found in motel mini-fridge - Clinton urges OSU grads to unite the world by seeking common ground - OSU drops bid to host 2008 Presidential debate
Proposed ballot issue could reduce local share of school expenses - Ohio Department of Transportation holds public meeting to plan reduction of I-70/71 split traffic - Golf pencil producer's warehouse burns down - "Hang on Sloopy: The Music of Ohio" exhibit opens at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Columbus, OH – A study of Ohio's teacher pension fund by the Fordham Institute shows a need to overhaul the State Teachers Retirement System. Ohio Public Radio's Jo Ingles reports.
Columbus, OH – Ohio voters may get a chance to decide the fate of that new state law that puts limits on strip clubs and x-rated video stores. Statehouse correspondent Bill Cohen reports.
Columbus, OH – Almost three years after agreeing to build a neighborhood policing center in The Ohio State University area, Thursday, Columbus and OSU officials broke ground on the project. Mike Foley reports.
Ohio Attorney General sues mortgage lenders - State Teacher's Retirement System is outdated says Fordham Institute - 15-year-old from Hilliard will be OSU's youngest ever B.A. recipient - Franklin County offers free summer camps for needy families
