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The Columbus Crew has acquired forward Dominic Oduro from the Chicago Fire in exchange for midfielder Dilly Duka - and the right of first refusal to former Crew midfielder Robbie Rogers.

Former Ohio first lady Hope Taft has been re-appointed to the state board that regulates the licensing of counselors and other professionals who work to treat and prevent drug and alcohol abuse.

The U.S. Coast Guard has announced a $3,500 reward for help in catching a man who's made at least 20 fake "mayday" calls on a marine radio operating in the Monroe area. The Coast Guard's Cleveland office says the man began calling in 2010.

An Ohio toy maker says the inventor of the famous red toy that generations of children drew on, shook up and started over has died in France.

Ohio's Oberlin College has been honored by a nonprofit organization for its array of environmental programs and initiatives.

The Ohio Highway Patrol is investigating several suspicious telephone calls that have been received by Knox and Morrow county residents from individuals claiming to represent the agency.

The Better Business Bureau of Central Ohio warns residents about an increase in scam coupon offers.

Former Ohio State football star Jim Stillwagon has been indicted in Delaware County in connection with a road-rage shooting last September.

A judge has ruled to keep the upcoming rape trial of two Ohio high school football players in the county where the alleged attack happened.

The annual Ohio Mock Trial Competition begins this week, and it's expected to include more than 3,500 students from 180 high schools around the state.

Officials with Columbus-based Battelle say the company has won a multi-million-dollar contract to assist the U.S. Army in cyber security research.

Governo John Kasich has authorized spending up to $1.5 million more to help feed needy children during the summer when they aren't getting free lunches at school.

Police in Ohio's capital city say a new, free smartphone application allows the public to send in crime tips and get responses from officers in an anonymous process.

Ohioans are being urged to practice a specific drill to help them deal with possible earthquakes.

Ohio's attorney general offers tips to avoid having a criminal intercept your tax refund.

A statewide audit following evidence of manipulation of attendance reporting in some Ohio school districts - including Columbus - is set for release Feb. 11.

Ohio Governor John Kasich says his proposal to increase taxes on oil and gas drilling will resurface in the upcoming state budget. Speaking to The Associated Press during the World Economic Forum, Kasich said "you can expect that to come back." 

The number of Ohioans being hospitalized due to influenza has leveled off over the past week. That’s the word from the state health department. 

Ohio's high court has agreed to settle a key legal question regarding the new private economic development entity created by Republican Governor John Kasich.

A southwest Ohio university promises new freshmen that they will pay the same amount for tuition all four years they are in school.