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Ohio automakers feature critically into President Obama's hard line with GM and Chrysler--and--Fifth Third sells a majority interest in its payment processing business to Advent International for $561 million, plus more stories in the newscast.

Columbus, OH – Stories include:Williams County Sheriff lays off nearly 40% of his force - 2:45Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown spends morning in Columbus…

16 Ohio cities and villages are now in fiscal emergency--and--state lawmakers co-sponsor a bill to give income tax credits to Ohio college graduates who agree to stay in state, plus more in this newscast.

Columbus, OH – Stories include:U.S. Air Force Museum in Ohio makes a bid to land one of NASA's space shuttles - 1:10National organization says 1-in-5…

Three Ohio residents indited for 18 million dollar fraud case- Ohio Preschool education has lowest teacher qualifications- Blue jackets and Nationwide arena brought in an estimated 2 billion dollars- These stories and more Wendsday afternoon newscast

By HolmsColumbus, OH – Federal Grand Jury returned 18-count indictment charging three Ohio residents in 18-million-dollar fraud case :006 billion to be…

Honda plans to reduce summer production by more than 60,000 vehicles--and--Department of Labor awards more than $8 million to assist laid-off Ohio auto workers, plus more stories in this newscast.

Columbus, OH – Stories include:$10 billion state transportation bill delayed as state lawmakers discuss health insurance for unemployed workers -…

DNA evidence frees man jailed 30 years for rape, Highway Patrol lawyer blasts Inspector General's report, texting behind the wheel now illegal in Columbus -- these stories and more in this Wednesday noon news.

By Foleyhttp://stream.publicbroadcasting.net/production/mp3/wcbe/local-wcbe-900238.mp3Columbus, OH – Stories include:DNA evidence frees man jailed 30…

Boehner: House Will Reject Deal On Tax Cut, Benefits; Senate Should Stay On Job

Lawmakers are headed for another collision and last-minute negotiations.

GOP hopeful Rick Santorum, shown greeting supporters in Minnesota on Tuesday, drew votes in the Feb. 7 contests. But he didn't win any delegates.

Counting The GOP Delegates, But Not Before They're Official

The NPR Delegate Tracker credits a candidate with delegates only when party rule or state law unambiguously awards those delegates to that candidate.

Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney at a campaign event on Wednesday in St. Petersburg, Fla.

Romney's $40.1 Million Haul In April Nearly Matches Obama's

In the first month since he effectively wrapped up the GOP presidential nomination, Romney and his party raised almost as much money as the president and the Democratic Party.

Dr. Patrick Wooden, senior pastor of the Upper Room Church of God In Christ in North Carolina, celebrates early returns that show strong support for Amendment One, which bans gay marriage in the state.

Not What You Thought: Americans On Taxes; Blacks On Gay Marriage

If you look at numbers, two popular assumptions take a hit in credibility.

Two police officers in Mirandola try to comfort a woman after today's earthquake in Northern Italy.

Italy Rocked By Second Deadly Quake

At least 15 people are dead and it's feared that others are trapped in rubble and that the death toll will rise after an earthquake today in Northern Italy. The 5.8-magnitude temblor is the second deadly quake to hit Italy in the past nine days.

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