Census: Columbus in middle of big cities for uninsured
New data from the Census Bureau place Columbus near the middle of the pack among big U.S. cities for the level of its residents covered by health insurance, but the capital city comes out on top in the state. read the full story
Morning Roundup: Holiday, Celebrate Edition
Photo by kim.heitmann It's finally here, Washington. The day you wait for all year long: Columbus Day! Hopefully all that built up holiday anticipation didn't keep you awake too late last night. Obviously, we'll be bringing you detailed coverage of the highlights of... read the full story
Tacticians with history fight over Ohio casinos
COLUMBUS -- Two notoriously aggressive tacticians are behind the daily barrage of accusations and attack ads in the latest ballot campaign to bring casinos to Ohio. read the full story
Kettering’s Schoenlein honored as 'Principal of the Year'
COLUMBUS - Jim Schoenlein had two big supporters on hand on Monday, Oct. 12, to see the Kettering educator honored as Principal of the Year by the Ohio Association of Secondary School Administrators. read the full story
King-Lincoln leaders want to restore the neighborhood's historic...
In the latest effort to boost the Near East Side neighborhood that has suffered during more recent times, one group is asking Columbus officials to scrap the area's modern name for the moniker it carried during the glory years. They want the King-Lincoln District... read the full story
Their eye black smeared, cheeks moist and bodies bruised, Columbus players walked to the 50-yard line at Clinton High School in the Bronx with a collective limp. It was equal parts mental as it was physical. The Blue Steel lost their 25th consecutiv... read the full story
Joe McQuaid: Unlike Halloween in Manchester, Columbus is feted on actual ho
Columbus Day was never a day off when I was going to school. And, yes, Columbus had long gone by then. read the full story
LETTERS: Columbus Day celebrating vicious murder of millions
Columbus Day should not be celebrated. Columbus is considered by many to be a villain. Not only did he ruthlessly murder thousands of natives but also engaged in acts of torture in his role as viceroy. During his second voyage, he enslaved and murdered the Taino... read the full story
A darker side of Columbus emerges in U.S. classrooms
Columbus' stature in U.S. classrooms has declined somewhat through the years, and many districts will not observe his namesake holiday Monday. Although lessons vary, many teachers are trying to present a more balanced perspective of what happened after Columbus... read the full story
COLUMBUS Suspect in girlfriend's killing turns himself in A man charged with murder in the Wednesday morning shooting death of his girlfriend turned himself in to authorities yesterday evening. read the full story
If area parents and children weren't worried about H1N1 before now, the death of a 14-year-old Columbus boy should drive home just how serious a threat this virus is, health officials said yesterday. read the full story
Postal Service trims closing list
The U.S. Postal Service has trimmed its roster of post offices facing possible closure to 371 from 413, with two offices in Columbus remaining on the potential hit list. read the full story
The St. Joseph Knights of Columbus will be out in Farmington today, Saturday and Sunday, collecting for the Campaign for People with Intellectual Disabilities or commonly known as the Tootsie Roll Drive. read the full story
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