Powerball ticket sold in Ohio worth $1M in drawing
Written by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
NEW CARLISLE, Ohio (AP) — The lottery says a western Ohio supermarket sold a ticket that is worth $1 million in the latest Powerball drawing.
Columbine leader encourages Chardon community
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CHARDON, Ohio (AP) — The northeast Ohio community where three students died in a school shooting has received encouragement and advice from the principal who oversaw Colorado's Columbine High School during and since the deadly 1999 shootings there.
APNewsBreak: Where Ohio got its execution drugs
Written by ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS, AP Legal Affairs Writer
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio's most recent batches of lethal injection drugs were produced by a company that wants states to stop using them for capital punishment, records show.
Report due in Dublin crash that killed family
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DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) — Police in central Ohio plan to release details of a report into an officer-involved traffic crash last fall that killed a couple and four of their daughters.
Dad sues child services agency in Ohio boy's death
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STRUTHERS, Ohio (AP) — A man is suing a northeast Ohio child services agency after the death of his 14-year-old son, who authorities say was tortured and fatally beaten by the boyfriend of the boy's mother.
Lawsuit seeks to overturn Ohio's gay marriage ban
Written by AMANDA LEE MYERS, Associated Press
A gay married couple has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit asking a judge to declare Ohio's statewide ban on gay marriage unconstitutional.
Ohio governor hopeful touts county fiscal record
Written by JULIE CARR SMYTH, AP Statehouse Correspondent
CLEVELAND (AP) — Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ed FitzGerald said Wednesday that his administration has overseen a renaissance in downtown Cleveland construction not seen in a generation — including a new county administration building, convention center, development along Lake Erie and a redesign of Public Square.
Records: Kasich aides knew of pro-drilling plan
Written by JULIE CARR SMYTH, AP Statehouse Correspondent
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Top advisers to Republican Gov. John Kasich knew the Ohio Department of Natural Resources planned to discredit environmental groups and two lawmakers while promoting drilling in state parks and forests in 2012, new records show.