Columbus police looking for missing woman and other top stories.

• Columbus police looking for missing woman

  

  Published: 04/14/17 04:31 pm EDT.Updated: 04/14/17 07:32 pm EDT. COLUMBUS, Ohio - Columbus police are looking for a 28-year-old woman last seen on the west side of the city near S. Harris Avenue and Fremont Avenue.Grace Zonker's boyfriend told police she was last seen April 9 when she said she was going to the store to get some cigarettes and never returned.Police were told it is unusual for Zonker to not be in contact with friends and family and to not update her Facebook page.She was last s..

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• Tyler Naquin sent packing to Columbus

  

  One of the reasons why baseball is so interesting to me is the number of times your narratives get completely upended. For the last several weeks I've said that I ...

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• 2017 Stanley Cup Playoffs: Columbus at Pittsburgh Game 2 Preview

  

  Tonight, your Columbus Blue Jackets attempt to even their series with the Pittsburgh Penguins at one game apiece. Despite the setback in Game 1, there is still ...

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• Columbus to Pittsburgh in 18 minutes: The future of transportation

  

  YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) – Imagine leaving your house and just two hours later, being in downtown Chicago — without getting on a plane. One company thinks it’s possible with new technology that could make its debut in Ohio. From Youngstown — if you take the highway — it takes a little over an hour to get to Pittsburgh and two and a half hours to get to Columbus. But what if you could go from Columbus to Pittsburgh in just 17.9 minutes? The new technology by Hyperloop One will be the fifth maj..

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• City of Columbus providing safe fun for teens during Spring Break

  

  Columbus Public School students started spring break Friday, and a city-wide push is on to keep kids safe while they're out of school. 10TV researched Columbus police homicide reports and discovered in 2016, police arrested 29 people under the age of 21 for the crime of murder.Police said young people seem to get into the most trouble when they're out of school for extended periods of time. The city of Columbus created a collaborative effort to help kids make smart and safe choices during sprin..

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• Columbus cop at McDonald's drive-thru catches robbery suspect

  

  Columbus cop at McDonald’s drive-thru catches robbery suspect Columbus Police Sgt. Nick Konves was able to catch the robber and get the victim’s wallet back in short order NBC4 Staff Published: April 14, 2017, 5:41 pm Updated: April 14, 2017, 5:42 pm Courtesy: WCMH COLUMBUS (WCMH) – A suspect accused of robbing a man in a west Columbus McDonald’s didn’t make it very far after leaving the restaurant. According to Columbus police, 32-year-old Michael Eisel tried to grab a..

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• Koala dies at Columbus Zoo

  

  5-year-old koala Barnaby dies at Columbus Zoo By NBC4 Staff Published: April 14, 2017, 2:21 pm Updated: April 14, 2017, 2:31 pm Barnaby (CREDIT: The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium) POWELL (WCMH) — The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium says 5-year-old koala Barnaby has died. Barnaby (CREDIT: The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium) Barnaby died Thursday evening as the result of torsion, “the twisting of an organ and subsequent loss of blood supply.” It’s a condition that is known to occur i..

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• Bats 5, Clippers 3 | Ninth-inning mojo missing for Clippers

  

  Mark Znidar The Columbus Dispatch @MarkZnidar What remained of the crowd of 8,343 had a feeling there was something more than unseasonably warm temperatures in the air when the Clippers loaded the bases on three walks in the bottom of the ninth inning.The International League season is nine days old, but the Clippers already had three wins in its last at-bat.But there was no magic this time as Richie Shaffer flew out to center field to end the Clippers’ 5-3 loss to Louisville on F..

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• PHOTOS: Columbus Country Club making $4.5M renovations to ...

  

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• Indians minor-league roundup for April 14: Columbus loses to ...

  • Richie Shaffer flew out with the bases loaded in the ninth inning as Triple-A Columbus fell to Louisville, 5-3. Shawn Morimando (0-2) allowed five runs and seven hits in 5 1/3 innings for the Clippers. Shaffer’s two-run double in the sixth cut the Bats’ lead to 5-3 but Louisville’s bullpen strung together 3 2/3 scoreless innings to secure the victory. • The Altoona Curve scored two runs in the sixth inning and held on to beat Double-A Akron, 5-4. Dorssys Paulino hit a home run and d..

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