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The Ohio EPA today turned to the Ohio Attorney General’s office over $2.3 million in civil penalties levied against the owners of the Rover pipeline. From member station WKSU, Jeff St.Clair has more. Ohio EPA director Craig Butler says he had no choice but to bring-in the state attorney’s office to force a settlement with Energy Transfer Partners, and other owners of the Rover pipeline over civil penalties.

Editorial cartoons are as entrenched in American society as ever. Every big city has at least one. For some, they’re the best part of the editorial…

Kevin Kenner's chops at the keyboard merit a much higher profile than he currently enjoys. Kenner gave a recital of music by Robert Schumann, Frederic…

Columbus's Green Lawn Cemetery has about 30,000 veterans buried on its grounds. Every year volunteers try as best they can to decorate all the graves of…

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Gov. John Kasich's budget would have a substantial impact on state aid to local governments. The budget calls for a 25 percent reduction for the first…

A grassroots group is speaking out against a ballot question that would allow Columbus City Council to meet in private. Issue Two would change the city's…

After a series of large layoffs in Central Ohio, there's some good employment news. Insurance company Aetna says it's adding 245 jobs at its offices in…

Salim Hamdan, who served as a driver for Osama bin Laden, was sentenced to 5 1/2 years in prison by a U.S. military jury in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. With credit for time served, he may be eligible for release by the end of the year. But the government could continue holding him.

The school has settled for nearly $2.5 million with eight plaintiffs who said athlete perpetrators and their teammates actively discouraged women from bringing rape charges.