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Ashland girl dies playing in snow bank

ASHLAND -- An 8-year-old Ashland girl died Sunday after falling into a hole she dug while playing in the snow. More

How do you celebrate Valentine's Day with your kids?

Most of us do something special with our SO's for Valentine's Day, but I'm wondering how many of us celebrate the occasion with our kids. Do you do anything different for the holiday? How do you make it special? More

Find your dream home here

Our HomeFinder site is the best place to find your next home or investment property. Search through hundreds of listings, including single-family homes for sale, foreclosures, townhouses, condos, and new construction homes for sale. More

8 new inches of snow possible

Tyson Higginbotham, of Millersport, pulls a sled carrying his son Cody Higginbotham, 5, through Dawes Arboretum Sunday morning as the two set out in search of a hill for sledding. (Matthew Berry, The Advocate)

The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm watch for later today until Wednesday afternoon, calling for about an inch of snow tonight and an additional 3 to 5 inches Tuesday, with snow showers and wind also expected Wednesday. More

Turner takes control in OSU's win

COLUMBUS -- Evan Turner stayed up late Saturday night, watching Michigan State lose to turn the Big Ten race into a free-for all. More

Ohio no stranger to quakes, but major seismic shift would have immense toll

It could be tomorrow. It could be in 300 years. At some point, the plates far beneath the earth will start to shift 600 miles southwest of here. More

Ohio no stranger to quakes, but major seismic shift would have immense toll

It could be tomorrow. It could be in 300 years. At some point, the plates far beneath the earth will start to shift 600 miles southwest of here. More

Local medalist returns to Olympics

Lea Ann Parsley, a Granville resident who won a silver medal in the 2002 Olympics, will return to the games this year as a broadcaster. More

Local sites mark area's ties with Underground Railroad's history

Local sites recently marked the area's ties with the Underground Railroad, which was born to help African-American slaves escape their bonds in southern states and retreat to the northern states and Canada. More

Complete, live storm coverage

Our sites have complete coverage of this weekend's storm. Get the latest from 10TV with its interactive radar. Have some fun with our snowcam in More

Post mourns death of trooper, 25

BUCYRUS -- Ohio Highway Patrol officials on Friday said mourning over the death of Bucyrus Post Trooper Andrew C. Baldridge was agency-wide. More

A guide to improv in Columbus

If you think a "Whose Line is it Anyway" rerun is as good as improv gets in the capital city, think again. More

Trooper from Bucyrus Post dies in crash

CAREY, Ohio (AP) -- A state highway patrol cruiser responding to a call rolled over on the side of a roadway Thursday evening, killing one trooper and injuring another. More

Daubenmire confirms candidacy for Congress

NEWARK -- Dave Daubenmire and Beau Bromberg, who joined in a health-care protest this past summer outside U.S. Rep. Zack Space's office, will be Republican primary opponents trying to replace Space. More

Find your dream home here

Our HomeFinder site is the best place to find your next home or investment property. Search through hundreds of listings, including single-family homes for sale, foreclosures, townhouses, condos, and new construction homes for sale. More

Kevin Keith's attorneys fight for his life

BUCYRUS -- Kevin Keith's attorneys are hard at work to overturn his death sentence before it can be carried out Sept. 15. More

Hunger pangs forcing painful choices

Survey findings released by Feeding America, the nation's largest domestic hunger-relief charity, show that across Ohio and nationally, one in eight people received emergency food assistance. More

Find your dream home here

Our HomeFinder site is the best place to find your next home or investment property. Search through hundreds of listings, including single-family homes for sale, foreclosures, townhouses, condos, and new construction homes for sale. More

Bar turns to Web to catch vandals

The presence and reach of social networking sites have made a difference in how Crosskeys owner Susie Burke responds to criminal activity at her establishment. More

'Scalped' lawns left in wake of leaf pickup

MANSFIELD -- Gayle Davis was looking out her Manchester Road window Friday when a city front-end loader pulled leaves from her yard into the street, carving out hunks of sod and leaving a surface of frozen mud. More

Win a month's worth of diapers!

Join the Great Start! Babies & Toddlers Group to share advice, tips, and support with other moms with babies and toddlers. And don't forget to enter our sweepstakes for a chance to win a 30-day supply of Luvs diapers! More

Animal cruelty issue might reach ballot

Ohioans for Humane Farms, a state ballot committee sponsored by the Humane Society of the United States, submitted a petition Monday to the Ohio Attorney General's office to place an anti-cruelty measure on the November ballot. More

Buckeye Chuck predicts early end to winter

Buckeye Chuck failed to see his shadow Tuesday morning in the central Ohio city of Marion, where skies were overcast and snow was falling. With video. More

10 lingering questions for 'Lost' fans

As "Lost" debuts its final season Wednesday night, there are at least 10 reasonable mysteries, which are so big they absolutely demand to be reconciled. More

What's coming down the line?

MANSFIELD -- By 2012, people might see passenger trains traveling at 79 mph from Cleveland to Columbus and Cincinnati, but north central Ohio wouldn't get a stop for several years. More

Process of organ donation often misunderstood

Friends and family members remember Jeff Robinson and Maci Randall as selfless, giving people.

Both were able to continue to help others after their deaths by being organ donors. More

Who shined at the Grammy Awards?

On the red carpet at the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards, plenty of stars busted out the feathers, sequins and even sparkly dog-collars. But there was only one Lady Gaga.

Businesses rarely fined for violating Ohio's smoking law; few pay up

A CentralOhio.com review of 25,000 smoking ban violation investigations shows discipline is rare and offenders largely ignore financial sanctions. More

Here come the brides!

We have nearly 150 photos from the Lancaster Eagle-Gazette Bridal Show, including the latest gowns and your "front-page" photos. Be sure to check them out!

Best of 2010: The winners

Find out who won the awards for best burger, best pizza and more. More

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