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For more on Franklin County's 911 plans, watch Dispatch reporter Lucas Sullivan on WBNS-10TV between 6:30 and 7 this morning, or go to 10TV.com . Franklin County residents likely will be the first in the state to be able to text their emergencies to authorities when calls to 911 are not possible.
Special Learning, Inc. Holds 4 120-minute Live Webcasts for the Month of February
Special Learning, Inc. a comprehensive autism solutions company announced today that it is hosting four 120-minute live webcasts that will be broadcasted on February 28, 2012.
4 Worthington Schools Lock Down While Police Check Home
Worthington police told NBC4 the schools went into lockdown while officers check on a Farrington Drive resident.
Primrose School proposed for Tremont Road
Upper Arlington may soon be the newest location of an educational childcare center that has seen regular growth in central Ohio.
Harris: Vacancies high, but city projects on the horizon
"Worthington is a community with a great deal of momentum," he said at the Groundhog Day business forecast breakfast on Feb.
Hoovler: Most fire divisions of similar size have battalion chiefs
The Plain Township Fire Department is one of five township departments recently surveyed by Fire Chief John Hoovler that does not have full-time battalion chiefs for emergency situations.
21st District candidates debate issues
31 event at the Dublin Community Recreation Center. Dublin native David Donofrio, Dublin City Schools' special education teacher Donna O'Connor and Worthington resident David Robinson will face off in the primary March 6. Robinson said he doesn't like the road Gov.
June Stewart of New Haven, W.Va. and Wesley Herrick of Middleport, Ohio were united in marriage Nov.
Lynn Slaby among four seeking spot on the PUCO
State Rep. Lynn Slaby, a Republican from Copley, former Ohio appellate court judge and former Summit County prosecutor, is one of four finalists seeking a gubernatorial appointment to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio.
National Signing Day: DB Nana Kyeremeh Officially A West Virginia Mountaineer
The fourth official member of the 2012 Mountaineer recruiting class is a 5'10" 165 lb speedster from Worthington, OH.
Six students named 2012 Sorensen Fellows
Promoting racial and religious coexistence through the arts in Ireland, working to reduce the impact of HIV/AIDS in Mbabane, Africa and creating sustainable Palestinian communities in Bethlehem are some of the missions that will be undertaken by six undergraduates who have been awarded Sorensen Fellowships .
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Ohio woman injured when her SUV is struck by train
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Police say a 45-year-old Worthington woman is in stable condition after her sport utility vehicle was struck by a train on the city's north side.
ATM Skimming Suspect To Make 1st Court Appearance Today
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- An undocumented resident accused of installing skimming devices on two local ATM machines will make his first court appearance Monday afternoon.
Guns not welcome in some bars, restaurants
With the passage last fall of Senate Bill 17, gun owners can bring weapons into bars and restaurants - unless those businesses post signs directing customers not to patronize the premises while armed.
Suspect Indicted In Worthington, New Albany ATM Skimming
According to Franklin County Prosecutor Ron O'Brien, 30-year-old John Doe, also known as Ernino P. Perez, has been indicted on two counts of identity fraud, two counts of possessing criminal tools and two counts of unauthorized use of property.
Authorities identify, indict man arrested in ATM 'skimmer' case
A man arrested last week in a scheme to steal customer-account information from ATMs has been identified and indicted.
The warning comes as a man is indicted for placing skimmers on two ATM's
The advice from Franklin County Prosecutor Ron O'Brien, who on Thursday announced the indictment of a man accused of using credit card skimmers to steal personal bank information.