2 days of services for former Ohio Gov. Gilligan
Written by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
CINCINNATI (AP) — A mass in Cincinnati will begin two days of memorial services for former Ohio governor and congressman John J. Gilligan.
Judge sides with Ohio gay couple on death form
Written by AMANDA LEE MYERS, Associated Press
CINCINNATI (AP) — A recently deceased gay Ohio man must be listed on his death certificate as married and his husband must be listed as his spouse despite Ohio's gay marriage ban, a federal judge has ordered.
Immigration rally set outside Boehner OH office
Written by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
WEST CHESTER, Ohio (AP) — Immigration change advocates plan to rally at a southwest Ohio district office of U.S. House Speaker John Boehner.
Castro found hanged in cell
Written by ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS, AP Legal Affairs Writer
COLUMBUS (AP) — The man serving a life prison term for kidnapping three women and repeatedly raping them in his home for nearly a decade has been found dead and is believed to have committed suicide, a prison official said.
APNewsBreak: Toddler shot in head improving
Written by AMANDA LEE MYERS, Associated Press
CINCINNATI (AP) — A 14-month-old Ohio girl shot in the head last week in attack that left her pregnant mother dead is now talking and improving daily, the toddler's grandfather said Tuesday as investigators vowed to get justice for the family.
Vandals, arsonists threaten Ohio's covered bridges
Written by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The number of historic covered bridges in Ohio is dwindling, from what was once thousands to about 145 now, and preservationists say vandals and arsonists are chipping away at those still standing.
Ohio man who threatened police holds 'idiot' sign
Written by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
CLEVELAND (AP) — A man who threatened officers in Cleveland is making a court-ordered public apology by standing near a police station with a sign describing himself as an idiot.
APNewsBreak: New couple in Ohio gay marriage fight
Written by AMANDA LEE MYERS, Associated Press
CINCINNATI (AP) — A man whose husband recently died unexpectedly has joined a legal fight to get gay marriages recognized in Ohio despite a statewide ban.