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New details emerged from the all-terrain vehicle crash that left Ohio State offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach Brian Hartline hospitalized with…

Ohio State football offensive coordinator Brian Hartline said he was drinking prior to an ATV crash at his home over the weekend, according to a sheriff's report.

The paint factory exploded in April 2021, killing one person and injuring eight others. Since then, residents have asked city leaders to study the explosion's effects on their neighborhood.

If Kristina Johnson "resigned" from the university, no provisions in the contract would permit Ohio State to pay her beyond her resignation date, James Finkelstein and Judith Wilde write.

Vikings Made a Huge Mistake in the 2022 Draft: In addition to some uncommon trades and unlucky rookie performances, Adofo-Mensah blew a golden opportunity.

WR2 Draft Prospects for the Vikings -- Minnesota might need a second WR if K.J. Osborn isn't the plan.

Theyre participating and pushing back on jordans claims that new york city has a crime problem and even argued if you compare new york citys crime statistics to other major cities that new york city is a pretty safe city. this is the backdrop of a hotly contested presidential election, in statehouses and in congress as well where crime is going to be a big issue and republicans believe they have an opportunity here to make that a big issue as we get closer and closer to election day ana. >> ryan...

Kate McSweeney-Pishotti, deputy chief of staff for Mayor Andrew J. Ginther, has been appointed as director of the Columbus Department of Public Safety

With all of the talk from fans pushing for their college football programs to hire Urban Meyer as head coach, he provided some clarity on his future.

People from around the country asked Iberis and his team if they were affiliated with the 'Ohio Clean Water Fund.' After enough calls, he published on their website that they were not with the fund.