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Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine, Pike County Sheriff Charles Reader, and Pike County Prosecutor Rob Junk announced recently that a husband, wife, and their two adult sons have been arrested for the murders of eight people in rural Pike County. Read More of "Family arrested for eight 2016 Pike County murders"

The University of Toledo appointed new leadership to the Catharine S. Eberly Center for Women, which promotes the personal and professional advancement of women at UT and in the surrounding community and offers scholarships to UT students. Read More of "New leadership named for UT's Eberly Center for Women"

The Toledo women's swimming and diving team finished sixth at the Zippy Invitational in Akron, Ohio the first weekend of December, earning 710.5 points over three days. The Rockets recorded 86 season-best times and 14 career-best times, and finished in the top-10 nine times. Freshman Ashley Jeffreys highlighted the meet by swimming the 100 backstroke in 55.85, which ranks as the seventh best time ever in that event in UT history. Read More of "Rockets close out 2018 with strong showing at Zippy Invitational"

Seven people have been indicted on federal firearms charges. Read More of "Seven people from Northeast Ohio indicted on federal firearms charges"

Nearly 600 attorneys took their oaths and received their certificates to practice law before all seven justices at the Ohio Supreme Court’s annual fall bar admission ceremony at the Palace Theatre in Columbus. Read More of "Bar admission caps years-long journeys for almost 600 new attorneys"

A former executive director of a Cleveland community development corporation was arrested this morning for embezzling more than $172,000 from the Collinwood and Nottingham Villages Development Corporation. Read More of "Former nonprofit executive director arrested and charged with embezzling $172,000"

We'd all like a "better" internet in terms of privacy, politeness, taste and safety. And who would oppose eliminating false or misleading information from social media sites, or preventing online bullying and such? Read More of "Making the Web, social media 'better' places — with caution"

Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine recently announced that his office’s Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy has received two grants totaling $280,000 to provide training for Ohio law enforcement officers on topics including identifying impaired drivers and investigating traffic collisions. Read More of "Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy receives $280,000 in grants for law enforcement training courses"

Toledo overcame a cold shooting performance from the field in Savage Arena last Saturday afternoon to extend its winning streak to five games with an 80-67 victory over Cleveland State (2-7). The Rockets (7-1) shot just 38.7 percent from the field but offset that atypical shooting performance with a season-low four turnovers. Read More of "Rockets make it five straight with 80-67 win over CSU"

Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted just recently announced 10,876 new entities filed to do business in Ohio last month, an increase of 1,626 when compared to October 2017. Read More of "Secretary Husted releases new business filings figures"

Toledo extended its winning streak to three-consecutive games with a 58-48 victory at Memphis on Saturday in the Elma Roane Fieldhouse. With the triumph, UT improves to 5-2 on the season. Read More of "Toledo extends winning streak with 58-48 triumph at Memphis"

An Akron man was sentenced to nearly 10 years in prison after ordering 500 grams of a fentanyl analogue from China. Read More of "Akron man sentenced to nearly 10 years in prison after ordering 500 grams of a fentanyl analogue from China"

Fight, flight, or freeze. Read More of "Fallout: Criminal justice; trauma and recidivism"

An experimental drug is showing some promise in stopping mood abnormalities and cognitive disorders similar to those seen in people with Gulf War illness, according to the results of an Ohio State University-led animal study. Read More of "OSU study: Drug shows promise in treatment of vet illness"

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I. Read More of "Veterans: GI Bill & 529 plans cover college costs"

A group that advocates on behalf of individuals who wish to freely live out their faith has taken up the cause of a Shawnee State University philosophy professor who faces "corrective actions" by his employer over a transgender student's complaint. Read More of "Federal suit: University threatens Christian professor to act contrary to conscience"

Along with our age-based investment options, Ohio’s 529 Plan, CollegeAdvantage, offers age-based savings strategies for parents who want to select their own 529 investment options. No matter how old your child is, Ohio’s 529 Plan has guidance on what to do at this current stage of their life. It’s never too early and never too late to save for their higher education. In this fourth article of a six-part series, Ohio’s 529 Plan shares recommendations on what steps to take to build a 529 college savings account from when your child is entering high school. Read More of "How to grow your 529 plan as your child grows: High school"

Ohio's statewide academic library's mission to provide the higher education community with access to print and digital resources continues to expand with its latest partnership. Read More of "New partnership for OhioLink designed to make textbooks cheaper for students"

The Ohio Supreme Court rejected a Sunoco gasoline middleman’s argument that the company was entitled to a $417,000 commercial activities tax (CAT) refund. The Court found the company is not exempt from paying state tax on the more than 11 billion gallons of fuel it sold to northern Ohio retail stations annually. Read More of "Northern Ohio gasoline distributor’s tax refund claim rejected"