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November 21, 2009
Man Wounded When Intruders Fire Shots
A man suffered a minor wound when intruders demanded entry at his home Saturday evening.
Saturday Vote In Senate On Health Measure: Brown Comments
Inch by inch, legislators are crafting legislation that is intended to expand the number of Americans who have access to health insurance as a vote Saturday night moved the Obama-backed measure ahead.
ODNR Once Again Stresses Safety This Hunting Season
According to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources more than 40,000
young hunters will
hunt this weekend for youth deer gun season statewide.
Ohio Teachers’ Union Fights GOP Records’ Request
The state’s largest teachers union and the Ohio Republican Party have gone to court over a GOP request for the names and addresses of all educators.
Fake Text Alerts Mean Headaches For Police
A hoax text message warning of gang violence in Huntington is another example of what police say is a growing problem.
Ohio Woman Attempts Suicide After Abuse Conviction
An Ohio woman attempted to commit suicide immediately after her conviction on charges that she abused her five adopted children, accusations she denied.
Gelber: Clear Night Ahead
Storm Team 4’s Ben Gelber is calling for mainly clear skies Saturday night, with a low temperature 37-41 degrees.
Free Car Seat Checks Today In Delaware
Today the Delaware General Health district and the Delaware County Safe Kids Coalition will conduct a Car Seat Check from 9 a.m. until noon at the Tri-Township Fire Department.
Salvation Army Looking For Bell Ringers
Red Kettles will be out starting today, marking the unofficial start of the holiday season.
Pink Propane Truck Helping Fight Against Breast Cancer
The United Landmark Cooperative Propane Company is honoring Stefanie Spielman by raising money for her breast cancer research.
More States Add Jobs, But Many For Temporary Staff
In a sharp improvement, more than half of U.S. states added jobs in October, though economists said many of the gains likely occurred in temporary employment.
Ohioan Gets 22 Years For Killing Mother, Brother
An Ohio man has been sentenced to 22 years to life for killing his mother and brother found buried behind their burned-out home near Akron.
Ohio Chief Justice To Push Appointment Of Justices
The chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court, the Ohio State Bar Association and the League of Women Voters of Ohio want a constitutional amendment to require that appointment of state Supreme Court justices.
Ohio Parker-Broderick Surrogacy Case Goes To Jury
An Ohio police chief accused of burgling the home of a woman who carried twins for Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick abused his authority and tried to “blame it all on being a joke,“ a prosecutor said Friday in closing arguments of the chief’s trial.
November 20, 2009
NYC TV Newsman Guilty Of Attempted Assault On Wife
Cable television newsman Dominic Carter, an influential reporter on New York politics, was convicted Friday of an attempted assault on his wife.
“Going Rogue” Is Going Big
Publisher HarperCollins said Friday that Sarah Palin’s memoir sold 300,000 copies its first day, among the best openings ever for a nonfiction book.
FSU Board Chairman Resigns After Apology
The chairman of Fairmont State University’s Board of Governors has resigned after apologizing for an incident involving his son’s playing time during a recent
university football game.
St. Stephens Community House Toys
St. Stephens’ Community House joined forces with the Central Ohio Labor Council Friday to kick off the 2009 Christmas Care/One Toy Campaign.
Central Ohio Leaders Against Breast Cancer Remember Stefanie Spielman
Thousands of Central Ohioans are remembering Stefanie Spielman.
Woman Killed In Forklift Accident
A forklift operator was killed while on the job Friday at an auto parts glass distribution center in Chillicothe.
Woman Assaulted; Man Found With Gunshot Wound
Officials are investigating the circumstances surrounding a woman’s assault—and a man who was found with a gunshot wound inside an area home.
Business Owners: Black Friday Bad Timing For Orange Barrels
Business owners in Pickerington said they aren’t too happy about construction projects slated through Black Friday.
Thousands Attend Local Palin Book Signing
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin returned to Ohio Friday.
Cordray Sues Credit-Ratings Agencies, Says Ohio Funds Lost $457M
Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray files a lawsuit against three credit-ratings agencies Friday.
In 17 Ohio Counties, ‘Storms’ Must Be Snowier
The National Weather Service is raising the bar for what it will consider a snow “storm” in 17 central and western counties.
Die-Hard Buckeye Fans Get The Party Started Early
Hundreds of die-hard Buckeye fans get up and out before the sun for Friday’s pre-game bash.
Ganahl: Great November Weekend
Storm Team 4 Meteorologist Jym Ganahl said it will be a good time for Christmas lights to be put up this weekend, highs will be in the 50s and lows in the 30s.
November 19, 2009
Ohio Woman Denies Abusing Adopted Children
A southwest Ohio woman on trial on charges that she abused her five adopted children wept as she denied the accusations.
Food Banks Burdened by High Demand in Sour Economy
Hunger relief advocates visited Congress today and painted a bleak picture of a country struggling to meet an increased need for food assistance at a time of high unemployment.
Mouth Guard Improves Performance, Reduces Headaches
The secret to running faster and building your endurance could be in your mouth.

