Jim Letizia

An Erie County jury has indicted the man suspected of killing a Sandusky woman and her two children earlier this month.

Ohio State University police now have more authority off campus.

Marysville police say drugs and alcohol could be factors in a crash that heavily damaged the school board headquarters.

Hall of Fame running back Jim Brown, who had a rift with The Cleveland Browns for several years, plans to take part in alumni events this weekend when the team hosts the Buffalo Bills.

Cincinnati school officials and teachers' union leaders are taking a head count at every building this week amid allegations of overcrowded classrooms.

A Knox County Grand Jury has indicted a Mount Vernon man who's son shot and killed himself with an unsecured .45 caliber handgun.

Columbus Police have released the name of the person shot by an officer early this morning at Brookhaven High School.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is criticizing Democratic U.S. Senate incumbents in Ohio and Montana in a new round of tv ads designed to help Republicans gain control of the chamber.

Former Northland High School Athletic Director Ramani Hunter pleaded guilty yesterday to a theft in office charge

Columbus School District officials have closed Brookhaven High School today.

Columbus police are looking for the driver of a van involved in a crash with a COTA bus.

Ohio is getting a federal grant of up to 21.4 million dollars to create temporary jobs to help with cleanup and recovery from severe storms that hit the state in late June and early July.

Masslion police have arrested a woman on charges of with stealing her son's income tax refunds and his U.S. Army paychecks while he was serving in Afghanistan.

Cuayhoga County Prosecutor Bill Mason says he will leave office before his term ends to take a job with a Columbus law firm.

Republican Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney sent Florida Senator Marco Rubio to Columbus yesterday to campaign on his behalf.

President Obama spoke with several supporters yesterday following a speech at Schiller Park in German Village. The supporters said they wanted to hear his position on U.S. trade policy with China.

Columbus Police have now identified the former Franklin County Sheriff's deputy arrested last night for firing multiple shots into the air while drunk.

Westerville Police say the man injured this morning when he was crushed by steel rolls at the Worthington Cylinders plant has died.

Hannibal-based aluminum manufacturer Ormet says it needs deeper discounts from Columbus-based American Electric Power to avoid laying off it's 1-thousand workers.

A judge in the fatal online robbery case is deciding whether to throw out taped statements made to investigators by a teen suspect.