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Columbus City Council last night approved new regulations for taxicab and pedicab drivers. The city says it needs to update the regulations that have not…

For saxophonist Dayna Stephens, serenity has been a key to dealing with a rare kidney disease. It's filtered into his playing and composing, which is on the upswing despite health challenges that drain hours from his days and thousands of dollars a week from his limited budget.

The same genes that allow humans to sense sweet and umami flavors may play a key role in a man's reproductive fitness. Researchers found that inactivating these genes in mice can led to sterility of males.

The doctor for a Dayton girl with cerebral palsy who weighed 28 pounds when she died two years ago has agreed to plead no contest to criminal charges and…

The Natural Resources Defense Council's annual water-quality report ranks the 61 public beaches along Lake Erie in Ohio as the worst in the nation last…

An Ohio State University study shows walking and texting is nearly as dangerous as texting and driving. Researchers say hospital emergency rooms treated…

Miami University police are searching for those responsible for stealing 10 thousand dollars worth of historic artifacts from a classroom. Some are more…

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Nuclear bomb tests in the 1950s and '60s pumped a lot of radiocarbon into the atmosphere. It went everywhere, including into plants that elephants eat. By measuring the levels of this carbon in elephant tusks, scientists can tell when an elephant died — and whether the ivory is being traded illegally.

Even if he wanted to, Maj. Nidal Hasan was barred from entering a guilty plea to the 13 murder counts he faces in connection with a mass shooting in 2009. The Uniform Code of Military Justice prohibits such a plea in cases that could end with the death penalty. Experts say the code goes to great lengths to protect the individual's rights.