Ohio Injured Workers Fund Battling Painkillers July 30, 2012 By ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS Nearly a third of the prescriptions the state’s insurance fund for injured workers paid for last year were for powerful...
Freight Train Derailment Causes Fiery Blast in Ohio July 12, 2012 By KANTELE FRANKO and MITCH STACY Part of a freight train carrying ethanol derailed and caught fire in Ohio’s capital city early Wednesday, shooting flames skyward...
Cincinnati Bengals Want Workers Comp Order Upheld May 15, 2012 The Cincinnati Bengals are asking a federal judge to enforce an order that requires dozens of former players to move...
Ohio Patrol Urges Motorcycle Safety, Sober Driving May 15, 2012 The State Highway Patrol is marking National Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month this May by reminding drivers to be extra careful...
Ohio City Tows Cars For Multiple Red-Light Tickets May 10, 2012 Authorities in Dayton, Ohio, certainly have gotten the attention of motorists who weren’t paying tickets generated from traffic cameras. The...
Ohio Plans Crackdown on Emergency Room Prescribing May 9, 2012 By ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS Ohio Gov. John Kasich is announcing plans to limit the prescribing of painkillers through the state’s hospital emergency rooms. Administration...
Ohio Tops Other States in Metal Theft Claims March 22, 2012 A new report says Ohio leads the states in the number of property insurance claims made for the theft of...
Ohio Considers Adding More Highway Cable Barriers February 15, 2012 Ohio has cable barriers along 300 miles of highways, and it’s considering adding more. The cables are cheaper and less...
Cleveland Clinic, School to Study Brain Injuries February 6, 2012 Two competitive Ohio medical research institutions are teaming up at a new lab to study head and spinal injuries that...
Ohio-Owned Aircraft Grounded Amid Safety Questions February 1, 2012 A state plane used to search for marijuana fields and inspect Ohio airport runways has been grounded for 16 months...