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Ohio Hunters Harvest Nearly 67,000 Deer During Gun Season

The state says hunters harvested nearly 67,000 white-tailed deer during Ohio's weeklong deer-gun hunting season.That total from Nov. 28 to Dec. 4 is about…

The Blues: 7/1/17

This week's blues show begins with Sugar Ray and the great Jeannie & Jimmy Cheatham followed by Gene Harris and Al Green. They're followed in the...

Buckeyes Survive Scare, Move On To Play Arizona

D’Angelo Russell scored 28 points and rallied Ohio State from an early 12-point deficit as the 10th-seeded Buckeyes beat seventh-seeded VCU 75-72 in…

Huw Watkins, Guest Composer/Pianist this Weekend with ProMusica

ProMusica Chamber Orchestra has a great weekend of music lined up as they welcome renowned British composer and pianist Huw Watkins to the Southern…

This combination made from file photos shows signage for four banks, Barclays, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, and the Royal Bank of Scotland, that will pay $2.5 billion in fines and plead guilty to criminally manipulating global currency market going back to 2007. The banks conspired with one another to fix rates on U.S. dollars and euros traded in the huge global market for currencies, according to a settlement announced Wednesday, May 20, 2015, between the banks and U.S. Justice Department. (Lefteris Pitarakis, Nick Ut, Kathy Willens, Matt Dunham/AP)

Five Banks To Pay Billions Over Currency Manipulation

JPMorgan Chase, Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland Group, Citigroup and UBS have agreed to plead guilty to criminal charges.

Burglars Share Tips Of Trade In Crime Prevention Video

Three convicted burglars are sharing tips of their trade in a YouTube crime prevention video produced by the police in Columbus, Ohio.The men explain how…

Hidden Gems of the Jobs Report

Here are three illuminating but largely overlooked numbers from today's jobs report.

Ohioans Are Feeling Lucky

Ohio Lottery officials report brisk sales at the state’s Mega Millions and Powerball retailers right now.

An Ohio Historical Marker honoring Worthington native and Confederate General Roswell Ripley has been removed from outside his childhood home.

Marker Honoring Confederate General Removed From Worthington Home

Worthington officials says an historic marker outside the former home of a Confederate general was removed in anticipation of protests.The marker…

Franklin County Overdose Deaths Increased 88 Percent In First Half Of 2017

The Franklin County Coroner’s office says overdose deaths blamed largely on opioids continue to spike compared to a year ago.Franklin County Coroner Dr.…

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