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Marion Catholic shuts doors for summer, and forever
The Marion Catholic High School Class of 2013, the school's last, takes the stage for an end-of-year awards assembly.
Prison for ex-disability director who stole $429,000
The former business administrator of a local developmental disabilities center, accused of stealing approximately $429,000 in funds designated for benefits, was sentenced today to 4 years in prison after pleading guilty in April to 15 felony counts.
Going beyond sobriety tests, officers learning to gauge drug use
Volunteer Julie Prosser has her pupil measured by Charleston, W.Va., Police Officer Justin Jones, who received drug-recognition expert training alongside Ohio officers.
Driver Helps Detain Man Who Fled Deputy During Traffic Stop at North Side Restaurant
Franklin County Sheriff's deputies said a man was in custody after fleeing from a traffic stop on Thursday evening.
IRS-Targeted Group: 'We Want the Truth'
Then-logistics manager Harold E. Fielder stands amid voting machines to be used for an election in Franklin County, Ohio, where in 2012 True the Vote was barred from operating due to improper filings.
Husted: voter fraud exists, not an epidemic
Secretary of State Jon Husted said his office did not find evidence of a single instance of voter suppression in Ohio.
Columbus man indicted in stray bullet shooting
A Columbus man accused of firing a shot that struck a woman on a COTA bus has been indicted on 12 counts of felonious assault.
Pottery theft nets man eight months in jail
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Newly appointed Franklin County judge, 32, is the youngest in Ohio
Colleen O'Donnell joined the Franklin County Common Pleas Court bench this week as the youngest sitting judge in Ohio.
Gang member sentenced to 16 years in slaying
Less than three weeks after a Franklin County jury failed to reach a verdict in his murder trial, Rashaid Roberts has avoided a retrial by admitting to a shooting death on Easter 2011.
Members of Girl Scout Troop 1061 of Bexley recently finished the Agent of Change Journey and earned their Power of Community badge.
Central Ohio's jobless rate fell to 5.7 percent in April
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The Ohio Supreme Court ruled against the Jefferson County Educational Service Center and more than 200 Virtual Learning Academy instructors this month who claimed status as teachers eligible to participate in the State Teachers Retirement System.
More sirens to warn central Ohioans of tornado threat
Columbus city workers, from left, John Stinson, Zach Logue and Jake Lincicoma install a weather siren on Lindora Drive on the East Side.
Felix Hoover | 1949-2013: Retired - Dispatch' reporter loved journalism, city
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A South Side medical clinic was raided this morning by investigators from the Ohio attorney general's office as part of a nine-month investigation into pill mills.
Father, stepmother charged with assaulting Knox County kidnap victim
Sarah Maynard went to live with her father and stepmother in 2010 after her mother, Tina Herrmann, brother, Kody Maynard, and a family friend were killed by an intruder at their Knox County home.
As charges mount, attorney Armengau denies sexual assaults
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Coroner can't yet say what killed 14-year-old girl
The Franklin County coroner has yet to rule on how a missing teen died after she was found in a Hilltop home last week.