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Police: School shooter asked victim to shoot him

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The Ohio teen accused of shooting a classmate in school expressed surprise his victim was still alive, apologized and then turned his shotgun around and asked the student to kill him, according to a police account of the attack released Wednesday. “You’re not dead!” the suspect said, after seeing that Logan Cole hadn’t been killed, according …

Police chase young driver

FOSTORIA, Ohio (AP) — Ohio police say an erratic, speeding driver who led an officer on a brief pursuit turned out to be a 10-year-old boy who took his parents’ car without permission and drove 11 miles to a nearby city to shop at a convenience store. WTOL-TV reports an officer tried to stop a driver who wasn’t using headlights …

Ohio State, fired marching band director settle lawsuits

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A fired Ohio State University marching band director has dropped all his legal claims against the university in exchange for it agreeing not to try to recover its costs from him, according to an announcement Wednesday. Jonathan Waters was fired in July 2014 when the university said he ignored a “sexualized culture” inside what’s known to …

Dismembered deer carcasses a mystery

NEW FRANKLIN, Ohio (AP) — Police in northeast Ohio have no leads in solving a Friday the 13th mystery involving the dumping of several dismembered deer carcasses alongside a road. The Akron Beacon Journal reports the mutilated and disemboweled remains of at least three deer were discovered on the side of a road in New Franklin last Friday morning. Police …

Kasich outlines 2017 vision in face of Ohio budget shortfall

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Gov. John Kasich said Thursday that he is creating a position for a chief innovation officer to pursue and oversee developments in emerging technologies, as he seeks to guide the state through a challenging budget cycle. The Republican governor announced the post in wide-ranging remarks to a gathering of Ohio business leaders. He was joined by …

Concerns in Ohio mount over any repeal of federal health law

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio advocates of the federal health care law targeted by President-elect Donald Trump and congressional Republicans said Wednesday that repeal would jeopardize insurance coverage for as many as 1 million Ohioans by 2019 and hurt families and businesses. Their warnings came as the state’s Democratic U.S.   senator and Republican governor expressed their own concerns at separate …

Human remains found in search for missing plane

A seat pulled out of Lake Erie from a plane carrying six people when it vanished more than a week ago near Cleveland contained the remains of a male, officials said Tuesday. No other remains have been found in the search, but crews have pulled part of the fuselage, several seats, an engine and a wheel from the icy waters, …

Crews in Lake Erie find what may be human remains from plane

CLEVELAND (AP) — Crews searching Lake Erie on Friday found what may be human remains on a seat from a plane that was carrying six people when it disappeared more than a week ago. Officials said Friday night that the remains were being analyzed by a medical examiner to determine if they are human. They said the remains were found …

Executioner says he was puzzled by inmate’s 26-minute death

DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — The lengthy death of a condemned killer who snorted and gasped in Ohio’s death chamber was unlike anything the leader of the state’s execution team had seen before, the executioner said in federal court. The man testifying anonymously as Team Member No. 10 said he “was wondering what was going on” during the 2014 execution of …

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