COLUMBUS — Legislation that would tighten regulations on owning exotic animals in Ohio was headed Tuesday to the governor for his expected signature, months after authorities were forced to shoot dozens of lions, tigers and other dangerous wildlife released from a farm last fall.
DAYTON — Veterans and civilians stood side by side to honor 10 Ohio veterans whose remains were buried Tuesday with full military honors, several months after they were found in a funeral home basement.
The former fiscal officer of Ashley was sentenced to 30 days in jail and three years community control after admitting she stole more than $17,000 in village money.
Lt. Col. Warren Anderson Brown, born Oct. 16, 1923, to the Rev. Anderson Brown and Ruth Brown, passed away unexpectedly while surrounded by his family on Friday (May 18, 2012).
COLUMBUS — The well-funded campaign behind the 2011 repeal of Ohio’s collective bargaining law is throwing its might behind a constitutional amendment that would take away elected officials’ power to draw legislative and congressional districts.
COLUMBUS — Environmental advocates were among dozens of witnesses lining up to testify Monday on a bill laying out Ohio’s new regulations for horizontal shale drilling and the use of renewable energy.
Only one day and stretching even farther down Sandusky Street, the very first Delaware Arts Festival didn’t close down the streets of historic downtown Delaware.
John S. Meyer, 88, of Delaware passed away early Sunday morning (May 20, 2012) at Cherith of Willow Brook, the day before his 89th birthday.