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Shooting during fight on Noe-Bixby Road was self-defense, judge says
A judge acquitted Austin Hagemann of murder charges, ruling he acted in self-defense during a fatal 2024 shooting.
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Franklinton man sentenced in fatal 2025 West Side beating
Arthur Cahoon, 42, pleaded guilty in June to charges connected to the May 2025 death of William Woods, 37.
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Columbus Comedy Festival to bring laughs with 60-plus shows
The Columbus Comedy Festival will feature more than 100 national, regional and local acts from stand-up to a roast battle.
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Meiji Yasuda Asset Management Co Ltd. Acquires Shares in Huntington Bancshares Incorporated
Meiji Yasuda Asset Management Co Ltd. Acquires Shares in Huntington Bancshares Incorporated
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Micro Center Revamps Stores to Emphasize Hands-On Tech Experience and Creativity
Micro Center Revamps Stores to Emphasize Hands-On Tech Experience and Creativity
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Activists disrupt Columbus City Council meeting over Flock cameras
Activists disrupted a Columbus City Council meeting, demanding the city remove Flock license plate cameras immediately.
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Commerce Bank Makes New $4.32 Million Investment in Huntington Bancshares Incorporated
Commerce Bank Makes New $4.32 Million Investment in Huntington Bancshares Incorporated
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Marysville man sues Nationwide Children's Hospital over toddler's death
The lawsuit is in connection with the death of Brandon Dille's 17-month-old daughter, Clarajane, who died in her sleep in November 2025.
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Why heavy rain may have introduced more bugs into your home
Heavy rain floods underground nests and creates breeding grounds, causing a surge in local bug activity.
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Bob Vitale explains how we compile our best-of food and drink lists
Our recommendations and those of dining reporters across the USA TODAY Network are considered for the newspaper's national spotlights.
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Data centers pursue alternative energy sources, but is that a solution?
A year-old state law fast-tracks natural gas power generation for data centers and many are taking up on it. What does that mean for public health?
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Back to school in 1979 meant desegregation busing for Columbus City Schools
The U.S. Supreme Court in July 1979 upheld a decision by a federal district judge requiring Columbus School Board to begin busing to end segregation.
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