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Police say 1960s Ohio State football star Jim Stillwagon has been charged with felonious assault in a shooting after a road rage incident that spanned about 14 miles.

An art exhibit features creations by juvenile inmates imprisoned in the state's youth detention centers. The joint project of the Ohio Department of Youth Services and Franklin University opening today features 18 works.

A new poll shows President Barack Obama opening a double-digit lead over Republican Mitt Romney in two of the nation's three largest swing states.

Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine says students will have until Dec. 14 to submit a 60-second video on the importance of being aware of scams and avoiding them. 

A state appeals court has upheld the murder conviction of a southwest Ohio man in the 2008 bathtub drowning of his wife. 

A new poll shows Democrat Sherrod Brown has a slight lead in his bid for re-election to the U.S. Senate. 

On the final week before the debates begin, both presidential candidates return to Ohio as the start of early voting nears.

Authorities say five people were hurt when two rail cars that transport miners collided in a southeast Ohio mine.

Former Gov. Ted Strickland appears to be continuing the “attack dog” role he took on at the Democratic National Convention, going after Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney.

Federal and central Ohio authorities are searching for a suspect they say robbed two banks within the span of two hours with a fake beard.

Cincinnati police have revised their policy on stun guns in an effort to reduce the potential risk of serious injury or death. Police say the new guidelines recommend that officers aim at a suspect's back when deploying the barbs from a stun gun.

Authorities say an off-duty police officer died following a head-on crash with an ambulance in West Jefferson. The State Highway Patrol says 53-year-old Marcia Frederick of the Columbus Police Department died at the scene.

The state is changing the way Ohio inmates can receive money through the mail to reduce administrative duties and cut down on funds that might be used for illegal activity.

About 1,200 of nearly 2,000 Ohio State University students evacuated from their dormitories after a water leak in a basement have been told they might not be able to return for at least two more days. 

Members of the Columbus Crew and the Columbus Division of Fire teamed up to visit kids at Nationwide Children's Hospital on the 9/11 anniversary.

The Human Rights Campaign named Cincinnati Children's Hospital among the best healthcare facilities for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender patients and families.

Vice President Joe Biden campaigns today at Wright State University in Dayton, while Republican VP candidate Paul Ryan heads to the Clermont County Fairgrounds east of Cincinnati. 

Republican Mitt Romney, his running mate Paul Ryan and Vice President Joe Biden all plan campaign stops in Ohio this week.

The state auditor has advised education leaders that releasing delayed state report cards won't hamper his investigation into potential tampering with school attendance numbers.

A federal grant has been awarded to two Ohio agencies to fight human trafficking, a practice that has been likened to modern-day slavery.