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Students mourn the death of Dublin-Scioto High School Principal, Marina Davis. Full Story »

A multiple-county rape suspect is indicted on three counts. Full Story »

Without passage of a House bill, Ohio’s schools and libraries could lose millions. Full Story »

Rescue crews worked Monday afternoon to free a man from a Glouster mine. Full Story »

The National Governors Association is getting behind Ohio’s effort to maintain a tax on the satellite television industry. Full Story »

A woman says she was following orders from her native Kenya when she helped dupe West Virginia’s auditor out of nearly $1 million. Full Story »

Studies suggest that the number of children killed or injured by falling television has risen even as more consumers replace their clunky old TVs with lighter flat screens. Full Story »

The Orlando, Fla.-based Bahama Breeze restaurant chain has agreed to pay $1.26 million to settle complaints about alleged racial harassment of 37 black employees in Ohio. Full Story »

The state fire marshal offers as much as $5,000 to anyone who can provide tips into a fatal fire in Hardin County. Full Story »

Central Ohio Kroger pharmacies offer H1N1 immunizations to the general public beginning Wednesday, Dec. 16. Full Story »

Mayor Michael B. Coleman has advanced two jobs incentive plans to city council that will impact 150 jobs in Columbus. Full Story »

UPDATE: Authorities identify a suspect in Monday morning’s arson fire at the Mansfield Municipal Building and ask for your help to locate Kevin D. Dye. Full Story »

The U.S. Marshals release a new list of most-wanted fugitives and are looking for tips that lead to their arrests. Full Story »

A water main break in North Columbus left many residents without water Monday morning. Full Story »

The inability of state lawmakers to agree on whether there should be an income tax cut delay means that Ohioans who file early paper returns will get their refunds weeks later than normal. Full Story »

Prices at Ohio gas pumps are down 6 cents from last week amid a slide in oil prices to the lowest levels in more than two months. Full Story »

After it was threatened with lawsuits and protests and then canceled, an Ohio village’s Christmas parade has gone ahead after all, and without incident. Full Story »

A projected $23 million budget gap in the Cleveland city budget could threaten expanded curbside recycling. Full Story »

Police in Ohio say a man stunned by an officer’s Taser gun stopped breathing a short time later and was rushed to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. Full Story »

UPDATE: The EPA releases the cause of the hydrogen sulfide leak and says the oil refinery doesn’t have any prior violations. Full Story »

UPDATE: The Division of State Fire Marshal offers a reward for tips after someone and used an incendiary device to start a fire at a city building early Monday. Full Story »

The motorized barstool that got a Newark man arrested for drunken driving was auctioned off on eBay. Full Story »

Ceremonies Sunday marked graduation for more than 2,000 new OSU graduates. Full Story »

Neighbors complain that more than a dozen horses don’t have adequate shelter and live in poor conditions in Morrow County, but the owner disagrees. Full Story »

A state agency’s Web site, which processes paperwork so that Ohio’s jobless can collect their unemployment checks, experienced some technical difficulties Sunday. Full Story »