ZANESVILLE -- Coshocton High School sophomore Michelle Gamble, 15, took the first step Sunday on what hopefully will be a long modeling career as she took part in the Fresh Face Model contest at the Colony Square Mall in Zanesville for the first time. Full Story »
COSHOCTON -- Appropriations are on the agenda for city council to discuss tonight. Full Story »
COSHOCTON -- Some 400 teens will descend on Coshocton next summer from across the country for the purpose of helping citizens they don't know. Full Story »
Fourteen students from River View Elementary School and Sacred Heart Schools attended space camp Oct. 25-30 in Huntsville, Ala., and were chaperoned by teacher Les Widder, far left. The students formed Team Armstrong and were partnered with eight students from India in Team Aldrin. Full Story »
NASHPORT -- Fire officials continue to investigate a Saturday evening structure fire that could be arson. Full Story »
CLEVELAND-- Reggie Turner stopped by a growing memorial to 11 victims of an alleged serial killer because he knew one of the women. Michelle Lee came to pay her respects as a mother and grandmother. Mark Mason and two buddies rode their motorcycles to just take a look. Full Story »
CLEVELAND -- The growing use of the site of an old arsenal in northeast Ohio as a training ground for the military has brought economic promise to the surrounding communities. Full Story »
LOGAN, W.Va. (AP) -- A convicted sex offender and fugitive from Ohio has been arrested in West Virginia. Full Story »
CLEVELAND (AP) -- Authorities say four people died in a fire in the upstairs bedroom of a boarding house. Full Story »
SHELBY (AP) -- About 5,000 people gathered for a parade in a small Ohio town to give Vietnam veterans the welcome home many never received decades ago. Full Story »
COSHOCTON -- The most recent U.S. Department of Agriculture census showed women represent more than 30 percent, or 1 million, of principal farm operators in the United States, an increase of 19 percent in five years. Full Story »
WASHINGTON -- The House of Representatives voted 220-215 Saturday to pass a $1.1 trillion health care reform bill that Democrats praised as "historic" and Republicans decried as a "job killer." Full Story »
ZANESVILLE -- Coshocton Redskins fans traveled to Zanesville on Saturday to support their team in a battle against West Muskingum. Full Story »
CLEVELAND -- Authorities say Anthony Sowell lured women into his home in a busy neighborhood, killed them -- most by strangulation -- and scattered their remains throughout the inside and buried some in the backyard. Full Story »
COLUMBUS -- Large budget cuts to Ohio's adoption services will make it more difficult for the 3,000 children in need of a stable home to find suitable parents, advocates said. Full Story »
WADSWORTH -- When Silvia Reed left Summa Wadsworth-Rittman Hospital with her new baby in her arms, bittersweet tears streamed down her face. Full Story »
ST. LOUISVILLE -- Even when her son, Devon, was small, Janet Seymour could see how much he loved his country. Full Story »
We all went to school when we were younger. The 3(R)s; reading, writing, and arithmetic were the basics in primary education. Full Story »
COSHOCTON -- ACE Hardware has received a Sustainability Award for environmental initiatives undertaken at its Matteson and Chicago Heights locations. Full Story »
COLUMBUS -- Valerie Miller of Coshocton has joined Time Warner Cable Media Sales. Full Story »
CONESVILLE -- A more than $450 million investment in new pollution control equipment that became operational this year has added about 30 years to the life expectancy of the American Electric Power Conesville Generating Station. Full Story »
The Ridgewood High School Marching Generals have accomplished something no other band in the school's history has: a perfect season.After five competitions and the Ohio Music Education Association's state band competition recently, the band earned the highest rating every time. Full Story »
CLEVELAND -- The man who lived in the house of rotting corpses never gave people a reason to wonder what he was really doing behind closed doors. Full Story »
MARYSVILLE -- The freshmen came into the room prepared to be bored. Several brought coffee; others had cookies. A few opened their textbooks and began to read. Full Story »
SHELBY -- The floor of VFW Post 291 has been scuffed by the shoes and boots of veterans who fought in wars going back nearly a century, to World War I. Full Story »
A morning moonset peeks through the autumn foliage near Bradfordton, Ill. AP Photo/Seth Perlman
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