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Judge temporarily blocks law altering State Teachers Retirement System board makeup

Judge ruled to block an Ohio law that shifts control of the teachers' retirement board to political appointees, favoring educators' representation.

10tv.com on MSN · 18m

Residents in Columbus’s Linden neighborhood frustrated as illegal dumping persists

Linden residents call for action as illegal dumping continues to plague their neighborhood despite city cleanups.

NBC4 WCMH-TV on MSN · 1h

Wright Brothers Classic soars for a cause at Statehouse

The annual Wright Brothers Classic was in full effect at the Ohio Statehouse today. The Wright Brothers Classic, an annual event that raises money for charitable ...

WSYX ABC 6 on MSN · 2h

Sharp drop in US soybean sales to China could impact central Ohio jobs

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A sharp drop in U.S. soybean sales to China could ripple far beyond the farm fields. With China shifting its buying power to South America, the fallout may soon hit trucking, ...

NBC4 WCMH-TV on MSN · 2h

More hot & dry weather for Columbus area

Good Wednesday Evening, For the 13th day now, it has been dry, and warm. Temps will remain slightly above normal tonight with lows in the upper 50s to near 60 with mostly clear skies, and winds ...

10tv.com on MSN · 3h

Ohio educators sue to block new law over State Teachers Retirement System board

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio Education Association (OEA), Ohio Federation of Teachers (OFT) and Ohio Conference of the American Assocation of University Professors is suing the state over a new law that ...

WSYX ABC 6 on MSN · 3h

Ohio politicians respond to political climate in the wake of Charlie Kirk shooting

Memorials honor Charlie Kirk as Ohio leaders denounce political violence; suspect charged, funeral set Sept. 21 amid calls for unity.

The Columbus Dispatch · 4h

Columbus sets record for driest late-summer stretch in decades as drought persists

The third-driest stretch in late summer was in 1924, with 1.21 inches recorded, according to official complete records of Columbus weather, which date back to July 1, 1878. The last time Columbus ...

WSYX ABC 6 on MSN · 5h

Shooting investigation in south Columbus

Columbus police are investigating a shooting on the south side of Columbus after the victim arrived at Nationwide Children's Hospital for help.The CPD radio ro ...

The Columbus Dispatch on MSN · 6h

Franklin Twp police search for shooter who wounded one, caused lockdown at Columbus schools

Three Columbus City schools were placed on lockdown following the shooting, which was reported at around 3 p.m. and resulted from a fight.

NBC4 WCMH-TV on MSN · 6h

3M pays $4 million to Columbus in forever chemicals lawsuit settlement

The City of Columbus received a lofty settlement payment from a large American company it sued over chemical contamination. 3M Corporation is set to pay the city $4 ...

WOSU Public Media · 7h

Columbus queer youth center is ending housing program due to funding cuts

In August, the Ohio Department of Health told Kaleidoscope Youth Center in Columbus they would not get funding for this year. That money supported KYC's housing program.

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