Jim Letizia

A Linden McKinley High School teacher is under investigation for a post-election Facebook rant that has many parents angry.

The City of Columbus' annual observance of Veterans Day is scheduled to begin this morning.

A house fire near Johnstown early this morning left a woman and her three children injured.

A U.S. agent who investigated a massacre at two villages in Afghanistan last March says the Ohio soldier charged in the killings had taken steroids.

Bond was set Wednesday at 1-million dollars for the man charged with killing a Pataskala businessman who was checking on a possible break-in at his rental barn.

A federal judge has ordered the arrest of a second fugitive in a shipwreck salvaging case.

At their election night party, Ohio Democrats began thinking about the next campaign.

Backers of a defeated ballot proposal to revise Ohio's redistricting process say the state's political map, not the voters, determined Tuesday's congressional and legislative races.

Dublin-based Wendy's reports a third quarter loss of 26-point-2 million dollars as it booked charges for the early retirement of debt.

Ohio voters Tuesday approved more than half of the proposed school funding measures.

The Ohio Casino Control Commission says the opening of Ohio's third casino in Columbus sharply boosted wagering in October, despite a drop at the other two facilities.

Columbus police say one of the two officers injured when their cruisers crashed Tuesday night remains hospitalized.

Columbus State Community College officials want to raise tuition for in-state students by 5.4 percent next year, to nearly 39-hundred-dollars a year.

The Nor'easter hitting the East Coast is forcing the cancellation of flights into and out of Port Columbus from New York and Philadelphia.

Columbus Police have identified the man who died Monday night when he drove his sport-utility vehicle through an East Side duplex.

Columbus Police say a man was killed Wednesday in South Linden in a suspected drug related robbery.

Columbus Police say the driver of an SUV was killed and three passengers sustained non-life-threatening injuries when the vehicle crashed through an East Side duplex last night.

State elections officials say so far, there are no problems with voting today.

Some utility workers dispatched to help repair communities damaged by the remnants of Hurricane Sandy may miss their chance to vote.

An attorney for owners who are suing over Ohio's new law regulating exotic animals says they've reached an agreement with state officials.