Jim Letizia

The Canal Winchester school board has approved a new 2-year contract agreement with teachers.

Sheriff's deputies in California say a Dublin man found dead on Tuesday broke his neck during a fall while hiking.

Columbus police say the body of a woman reported missing Tuesday was found in the Scioto River on the South Side yesterday.

One person has died and another has been injured in stabbings on the University of Toledo's main campus Wednesday.

Columbus police say charges are pending against a 10-year-old boy who brought an unloaded gun to the Linden STEM academy.

Delaware County will apparently be home to a second outlet mall.

Ohio Board of Regents Chanellor Jim Petro says he will retire in February.

Ohio Governor John Kasich has granted clemency to a death row inmate who claims he’s too obese to be executed.

An Ohio University worker must get a mental health evaluation and appear at a hearing next month after pleading not guilty Monday to charges of threatening to bring a shotgun to work.

A Columbus man will serve 10 and a half years in prison for a fatal shooting in Whitehall last year.

A Federal Grand Jury has indicted a former Hilliard resident and investment adviser who allegedly orchestrated a 1-point-5 million dollar Ponzi scheme that victimized 15 people.

Members of the Electoral College have formalized the presidential election results in Ohio in a vote that delivers 18 electoral votes to Democratic incumbent Barack Obama.

Columbus City Council last night approved legislation to purchase a multi-acre tract of land on McKinley Avenue for 880-thousand dollars.

A Franklin County judge has refused to grant a request by a child care center to block the opening of a 190-bed homeless shelter next door in Franklin Township.

Columbus police have identified the man who was found shot to death in a vacant  Near East Side home Sunday morning.

Columbus police say an officer shot and killed a man who was threatening another man with a gun inside a North Linden home last night.

Governor John Kasich wants to fund highway construction projects by increasing tolls on the Ohio's Turnpike.

Ohio legislators have given final approval to a bill backed by the National Rifle Association but opposed by gun control advocates.

The Ohio Senate has passed a plan that would make changes in the process for drawing the lines for legislative and congressional districts.

Ohio Governor John Kasich says he will sign a newly passed bill giving school districts letter grades for their performance.