Charter School Treasurer Accused Of Embezzlement
UPDATE: A Ohio charter school treasurer is accused of embezzling $472,000 in taxpayer dollars.
John Glenn Receives Medal Of Freedom
Sketching impressive contributions to society in intensely personal terms, President Barack Obama presented the Medal of Freedom to more than a dozen political and cultural greats Tuesday, including rocker Bob Dylan, astronaut John Glenn and novelist Toni Morrison.
Ohio Prepares For Unknown With Exotic Pet Rules
Ohio officials are preparing to impose new rules on owners of exotic animals without knowing exactly how many lions, leopards, bears and other creatures live in the state.
Proposed Bill To Help Veterans File For Benefits
Senator Sherrod Brown has proposed a new bill to help veterans file for disability benefits.
Ohio's High Court Dismisses Gay Marriage Challenge
The state's highest court has dismissed a legal challenge to a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow gay marriage in the state.
Ohio Senate Approves Trooper Pension Fund Changes
The Ohio Senate has passed the last in a package of bills aimed at shoring up the state's five public pension funds.
Midterm Ohio Budget Heads To Governor's Desk
Startup costs related to Ohio's upcoming regulations for exotic animals are among new spending items in a wide-ranging midterm budget bill headed Wednesday to Gov. John Kasich for his expected signature.
City Aims To Decrease Violence With APPS Program
Officers are forced to fire rounds at suspects two nights in a row in one South Side neighborhood. NBC4's Mike Bowersock went to the city for its plan to stop the violence.
City Wants New Legislation After Patient Escape, Manhunt
Heath officials and state legislators are looking for solutions after a patient's escape from a nursing home caused a citywide manhunt.
City Police Chief Russell Martin Named Delaware Co. Sheriff
A city police chief is chosen to replace Sheriff Walter Davis III who resigned following allegations that he misused funds.
Panel To Discuss Exotic Animal Bill Revisions
A legislative committee that's considering new regulations on exotic animal ownership in Ohio is scheduled to make tweaks to the proposal and possibly vote on it late Wednesday afternoon.
Statewide Texting Ban, Teen Rules Sent To Ohio Gov
A statewide texting-while-driving ban that could be tricky to enforce cleared the Ohio Legislature on Tuesday and was headed to the governor's desk for his expected signature.
Drug Testing For Welfare Recipients Proposed In Ohio Senate
A new proposal requiring Ohio welfare recipients to pass a drug test before receiving assistance is under consideration in the state Senate.
Ohio GOP Leaders Withdraw Provisional Ballot Claim
Republican lawmakers have dropped their lawsuit against Ohio's elections chief over the handling of provisional ballots after a federal judge threatened them with contempt of court.
Political Fallout Of Gay Marriage Issue
In a swing state like Ohio, where a few thousand votes one way or another can make all the difference, stirring up the gay marriage issue is a bit of a gamble. The president’s decision to announce his personal support for gay marriage this week has political strategists buzzing about the possibilities.
City & Nationwide Partner To Bring Large Conference In 2013
The city of Columbus and Nationwide Insurance are partnering to bring in a large conference in 2013.
Coleman Says Columbus Wants Pro Basketball Team
Columbus Mayor Michael Coleman has informed the NBA that Ohio's largest city wants to become home to a professional basketball team now that the city and surrounding county have bought Nationwide Arena.
Brown Attacks Mandel's Hiring Practices In Campaign Ad
The U.S. Senate campaign in Ohio pitting state treasurer Josh Mandel against incumbent Senator Sherrod Brown, has all the markings of a nasty affair. Outside conservative groups and superpacs have already funded more than $5 million worth of ads attacking Sherrod Brown’s record. The Brown campaign is now airing its first television ad attacking Mandel’s hiring practices as Ohio Treasurer.
Effort Underway To Repeal Westerville School Levy
The levy controversy in Westerville just won't go away.
SEARCH: Columbus To Demolish 128 Rundown Properties
The City of Columbus has identified 128 rundown properties that will be among the first to fall in an effort to cleanup area neighborhoods.
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