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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Three former Columbus Zoo and Aquarium executives engaged in a pattern of corrupt activity that cost the facility more than $2.2 million, according to an indictment.

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The three former zoo officials “extorted, conspired, bribed and stole” for personal gain, and spent the money on concerts and sporting events, meals and trips, the Ohio attorney general said.

A strange privacy scandal has ended Mike Babcock's time as head coach of the Columbus Blue Jackets almost as soon as it began. Babcock, 60, resigned Sunday, three days before...

Some might argue the season begins now, as a trip to South Bend is next.

MSN, Microsoft's in-house news aggregation site, published AI-powered obituary of ex-NBA player Brandon Hunter which referred to him as "useless."

The latest team response to reporting that had to be walked back comes with the Columbus Blue Jackets around Mike Babcock.

COLUMBUS – The Delaware County Grand Jury handed down a 90-count indictment Monday against three former Columbus Zoo officials who were part of the alleged theft of about $2.29 million over a 10-year period, Auditor of State Keith Faber announced. Former Chief Executive Officer Tom Stalf, former

Mike Babcock resigned as coach of the Columbus Blue Jackets on Sunday after just two months on the job, following word earlier this week of him asking players to show him photos on their phones.

The country music star was a student at Western Kentucky for a semester.