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A federal judge has approved a motion by a former officer convicted of rape to pause the federal lawsuit against him again while he petitions the Ohio Supreme Court to reconsider hearing his criminal appeal.

A woman who was supposed to have a bench trial this week in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court instead pleaded guilty Tuesday to several sex crimes.

Each year, the beach needs an additional 560,000 tons of sand to prevent erosion.

Ohioans will be able to get a limited edition "I Voted" sticker this November that commemorates America's 250th birthday.

Police have said little about the circumstances surrounding the girl's mother's death, saying only that she “died as a result of violence.”

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Two Ohio lawmakers are attempting to ban the use of taxpayer dollars for political branding on public signage, such as road signs. Reps. Mark Hiner (R-Howard) and Tex Fischer (R-Canfield) introduced House Bill 938, dubbed the “No Free Advertising for Politicians Act,” in May. The measure would prohibit featuring a current

Three people were hit in Denver’s downtown LoDo neighborhood early Sunday morning, and new details are emerging about what happened in the moments before and after the crash.

Renovation underway at Youngstown State University is now affecting one of its most treasured traditions.

Police questioned the suspect, identified as 56-year-old James Williams, who lives on Thornton Road.

Source: Tim Mosenfelder / Getty Lil Wayne just picked up a win in court. He was just awarded a judgment in his favor for almost $30,000.