Ohio Supreme Court sends Castle Doctrine case of Carl Kozlosky back to trial court
The Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office says it will re-evaluate the case of Carl Kozlovsky, convicted last year in the 2009 shooting death of Andre Coleman, to see if it will retry him or drop the charges.

Ohio State men's basketball's Lenzelle Smith Jr. can score, but defense keeps him on court
Lenzelle Smith Jr. got a late start in making his mark at Ohio State, but defense has given him the chance to show what he can do.

Health-Care Case Tests Supreme Court's Ban on Live Broadcasts
The historic U.S. Supreme Court battle over President Barack Obama's signature health-carelegislation -- with 5 1/2 hours of arguments planned over threedays on a matter that affects every American and ...

UK-Florida notes: Gators already have plenty of experience vs. highly ranked opponents
Playing on a highly ranked opponent's homecourt will be nothing new for Florida. Earlier this season, the Gators played at then No. 3 Ohio State and No. 4 Syracuse.

Georgia Supreme Court Throws Out Law Banning Assisted Suicide Advertising
A Georgia (STOGA1) law barring the advertisement of services related to assisted suicide is an unconstitutional violation of free-speech rights, the state’s supreme court ruled.

WMU 51 Ohio 56
Tyler Pease Staff Reporter Coming off a tight victory over rival Central Michigan on their home court, the Western Michigan University men’s basketball team played their first game against the East side of the MAC conference, and fell to Ohio University on the road in a tightly contested match, 56-51. Ohio who currently sits tied [...]

JPMorgan, Smith & Nephew, Dresdner, GE Capital, Fidelity in Court News
JPMorgan Chase & Co., the biggest U.S. bank by assets, reached a preliminary agreement to pay $110 million to settle litigation saying it gouged customers on overdraft fees for checking accounts, court records show.

Hometownstations.com-WLIO- Lima, OH News Weather SportsNew hearing in Ohio wildlife hunting license case
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A March court hearing has been set for five state wildlife officials accused of illegally providing an out-of-state colleague with an Ohio hunting license at a discount.

Neighbors in the news
The Altrusa International of Columbus, Ohio, Foundation has named Pat Snyder as the recipient of its 2011 Literacy Leadership Award.

Puppets Detail Ohio Corruption Trial
One news channel is covering the top story in an unorthodox way.