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  • Republican Steve Stivers recently picked up two endorsements to his campaign for Ohio's 15th Congressional District.State Senator Steve Stivers, a…
  • Our panelists predict where Mark Zuckerburg's money will go.
  • Columbus Police continue their investigation into the stabbing deaths of a mother and her 2 daughters on the north side.Neighbors reported a fight early…
  • Storms and tornadoes hit much of the South and the Midwest yesterday, injuring at least 40 people and destroying homes.
  • Ohio's efforts to prevent and control smoking and other tobacco use got another failing grade in an anti-smoking group's latest national review.The…
  • Kentucky Senator Rand Paul is suspending his campaign for President. He issued the following statement Wednesday morning: "It's been an incredible...
  • The Transportation Security Administration says agents found a loaded gun inside a carry-on bag at Port Columbus on Wednesday.TSA spokesman Mark Howell…
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  • Scientists studying anthrax say they are making progress understanding the bacteria and developing new vaccines. But the field is much larger than it once was, and some wonder if that's wise or necessary.
  • U.S. military officials say American Marines will go into Fallujah, Iraq, "sooner rather than later" in response to the deaths of four U.S. security contractors. U.S. forces are studying tapes of the televised incident to identify those responsible. NPR's Philip Reeves reports on the latest developments from Iraq.
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