| Kens6Star opens for business in Cleveland Metro area CLEVELAND, OH, September 04, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Cleveland area residents have been asking and now Kens 6 Star Services has answered by opening up shop as Cleveland's first online resource... | |
| Phillips returns to less-than-warm welcome Last month before the two teams met for another pivotal series -- this time with first place on the line in Cincinnati, Phillips made inflammatory comments while talking about hating the... |
| Tribe can't touch French in defeat to Mariners SEATTLE -- Shelley Duncan's seventh-inning line drive rocketed right up the middle of the diamond, past a diving shortstop Josh Wilson and into center field. It didn't win the game for the... |
| Ohio governor candidates have millions on hand COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Democratic Gov. Ted Strickland slightly outraised his fall opponent, Republican John Kasich, in August, according to campaign finance reports filed Friday.For the period from... |
| Authorities say Ohio man ignored maggots on wife CINCINNATI (AP) — A grand jury has indicted an Ohio man in the death of his wife who they say had maggots on her before she died.A Hamilton County grand jury on Friday indicted 65-year-old Darrel... |
| Ohio suspect in terror funding released on bond TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — An Ohio man charged along with his wife with plotting to help finance a Mideast terrorist group was released on bond Friday.Family members offered several homes to secure the... |
| Ohio school bus driver charged in fatal crash ZANESVILLE, Ohio (AP) — The driver of an Ohio school bus that crashed, killing a 6-year-old boy, has been charged with three misdemeanors.The charges filed Friday against 47-year-old Carol Oler... |
| Obama to campaign for Sestak in Pa. President Barack Obama plans to attend a fundraiser later this month to help Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal's campaign for the U.S.... |
| Reds' Chapman Hits 103 MPH, Gets 6-1 Win -- The Cuban left-hander hit 103 mph on the radar gun during another sizzling inning Wednesday night, then got his first big-league win when the Cincinnati Reds rallied for a 6-1 victory over the... |
| Clusters of whooping cough cases in Franklin County trigger health alert Preventing infection Columbus Public Health, 240 Parsons Ave., says it will have clinics offering booster shots that protect against whooping cough.The clinics are scheduled: Wednesday, from 3 to 6... |
| Two lakes in southeastern Ohio reopen in time for holiday weekend Two southeastern Ohio lakes are opening just in time for Labor Day weekend. The state took down algae-warning signs today at Lake Hope in Vinton County and Jackson Lake in Jackson County after two... |
| U.S. Senate candidate's father dies Longtime Cincinnati businessman and civic leader William C. "Bill" Portman has died. He was 88. In a statement released through his son Rob's U.S. Senate campaign, Portman's family said he died... |
| Battelle to examine what curbs childhood obesity This country is full of overweight and obese children, and of programs that aim to help. The trouble is, nobody has systematically looked at whether all the money, time and discussion devoted to... |
| Ohio University wants to raise $450 million There's nothing like a good challenge. So instead of playing it safe, Ohio University has set its sights on raising $450 million by June 30, 2015. That's twice as much as the campus raised during... |
| Death finally catches up to man on Near East Side That night in 2006, Glenda Davis-Tolson thought her son was dead. She had been told only that Darell J. Tolson and his best friend, Anthony Martin, had been shot on the Near East Side, but not... |
| Westerville teachers limiting work to terms of contract Westerville teachers started working only to the terms of their contract yesterday, a day after their one-year pact expired. That means teachers will enter and leave school at designated start and... |
| Thieves stealing iron grates from roadways across city More than 50 storm-drain grates have been stolen in Columbus during the past week, most of them on the South Side, authorities say. In addition to the publicly owned grates, similar incidents have... |
| Teachers union has its own labor trouble Members of the Professional Staff Union picket the Ohio Education Association Downtown. Members of the union went on strike yesterday after contract negotiations with the association broke down on... |
| Send school aid directly to charters, panel says Those who dream of a day when Ohio's traditional districts and charter schools will work harmoniously know it is unlikely under a funding system in which districts get monthly reminders that their... |
| Police ticketing illegal swimmers since drowning at quarry Police have begun ticketing people who swim at a privately owned West Side quarry after a young man died while swimming there with friends. Early in the morning of Aug. 20, Daniel M. Monnin, 21,... |
| Portman, Fisher agree to 3 debates in U.S. Senate race Ohio's two major-party candidates for the U.S. Senate have agreed to three one-hour televised debates to be hosted by the state's eight largest newspapers. Republican Rob Portman and Democrat Lee... |
| Tribe switches up rotation for coming days Worth noting SEATTLE -- Indians starter Justin Masterson did not make the trip to Seattle with his team, instead going straight from Cleveland to his home in Indiana to deal with a family matter. ... |
| Nix charged with error from Aug. 22 game Worth noting SEATTLE -- Infielder Jayson Nix, who has struggled in the field while making the transition from second to third base, learned before Friday night's game that yet another error was added... |
| LaPorta returns to Indians' lineup at DH Worth noting SEATTLE -- After taking one last precautionary night off to rest his sore left hip, first baseman Matt LaPorta returned to the Indians' lineup on Friday night, although he was penciled... |
| Dominant Perez becoming late-inning rock Worth noting SEATTLE -- Chris Perez has become a vocal presence in the Indians' clubhouse and a leader on the field -- in more ways than one. Perez, who permanently inherited the closer role when... |
| Reds done in after rough start in St. Louis St. Louis scored three early runs and handed the Reds a 3-2 loss during Friday's series opener at Busch Stadium. It ended first-place Cincinnati's four-game win streak and trimmed its lead over the... |
| Ohio State, Miami already thinking showdown Both No. 2 Ohio State and No. 13 Miami opened their season with eerily similar wins Thursday night. Both offenses racked up exactly 45 points, and neither defense allowed a point. Marshall's lone... |
| Local Red Cross helping out on East Coast American Red Cross volunteers from across Ohio headed to Massachusetts earlier this week in case they were needed as Hurricane Earl bore down on Cape Cod tonight. Volunteers from Columbus and... |
| Man kills himself during hostage standoff Law-enforcement officials still haven't released the name of a man who killed himself this afternoon while holding a woman hostage at gunpoint in a house northeast of Ashville in Pickaway County. ... |
| Couple Hopes To Turn School Building Bought For $100 Into Community Center — House of Healing Pastor Keymasha Knight, and her husband, bought an Elyria Church last year and have added an elementary school to their list of property, ONN's Cristin Severance reported on... |
| Reds recall Smith, Maloney from Triple-A Worth noting ST. LOUIS -- The Reds added two more pitchers to their expanded roster on Friday when Matt Maloney and Jordan Smith were recalled from Triple-A... |
| Reds activate shortstop Cabrera from DL Worth noting ST. LOUIS -- The Reds activated shortstop Orlando Cabrera from the 15-day disabled list on Friday in time for the big series against the... |
| Cueto leaves Reds for family emergency Worth noting ST. LOUIS -- Reds starting pitcher Johnny Cueto has left the team to return home to the Dominican Republic for an undisclosed family... |
| Bruce out of lineup in opener vs. Cards Worth noting ST. LOUIS -- Jay Bruce isn't calling the soreness in his right side an issue with his oblique muscle, which hitters dread. But whatever it is that's bothering him, the Reds right fielder... |
| Mediation to continue in Ohio-Calif. adoption case DAYTON, Ohio (AP) - A lawyer says mediation has been unsuccessful between a California woman trying to adopt a toddler and the girl's biological father from Ohio who is trying to stop the adoption. ... |
| Church treasurer accused of embezzling money A former insurance agent and church treasurer in Fairfield County has been charged with grand theft and receiving stolen property, accused of fleecing his clients and his church. Deputies arrested... |
| As the wheels turn The wheels are turning in the nooks and crannies of the NFL with Cut down day less than 24 hours away. The Bengals figure to be going through similar procedures before they have to cut or list 22... |
| FBI: 'Church Lady Bandit,' Wanted In 2008 Robberies, Strikes Again — The FBI said they believe a woman wanted in connection with several 2008 bank robberies, is the same person who robbed a north side bank on Friday. The woman, dubbed the "Church Lady... |
| Emotions high after rape verdict But emotions boiled over after the jury left Judge Patricia Oney's courtroom"How could this happen? There's no (expletive) evidence," shouted a man identified at Haynes' brother.He was shuffled out... |
| Lawyer: Police messed up Is Michael Crutchfield a ruthless thug whose Mother's Day 2009 shooting spree left an innocent bystander dead or is he the victim of poor police... |
| Protest decries prosecutor's decision The Greater Cincinnati Coalition for the Homeless organized the protest Friday at 14th and Race streets adjacent to buildings being developed by the Cincinnati Center City Development Corp.... |
| Prosecutor: Ohio dairy farm worker to plead guilty MARYSVILLE, Ohio (AP) - A prosecutor says an Ohio dairy farm worker accused of abusing cows in an undercover video is expected to enter a guilty plea in the case. Marysville City Law Director Tim... |
| Judge OKs sale of Ohio-based newspaper chain CINCINNATI (AP) - A federal bankruptcy judge in New York has approved the sale of most assets of Ohio-based newspaper chain Brown Publishing Co. to the company's lenders for about $21.8 million. ... |
| Obama to award posthumous Medal of Honor to PA man President Barack Obama plans to attend a fundraiser later this month to help Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal's campaign for the U.S.... |
| Gahanna Couple Charged In $25M Stock Scam — When Michael Spillan was sent to prison in 2006 he promised not to commit any more crimes, but on Friday, the FBI said he had again defrauded people, this time out of $25 million. Spillan... |
