Creekside Blues Festival
Columbus blues guitarist Sean Carney talks about the fun and family atmosphere at the Creekside Blues Festival. June 14th – 16th 2013. Creekside Blues Festival
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Steubenville Prosecutors Turn To Cell Phone Evidence
A statue of Lady Justice sits atop the Jefferson County Courthouse in downtown Steubenville. Two Steubenville High School football players are charged with raping a 16-year-old girl last August.
Police and witnesses from phone service providers have testified about cellphones collected as evidence in the case against two high school football players accused of raping a 16-year-old girl.
Defense Seeking To Move Ohio School Shooting Trial
Lawyers for 18-year old T. J. Lane want the alleged school shooter's trial to take place outside Geauga County
Attorneys for an Ohio teenager charged in the school shooting deaths of three students are renewing their effort to move the trial out of the grief-stricken community.
Jurors Resume Deliberations In Ohio Amish Case
Jurors began a third day of deliberations in a trial of 16 people charged in beard and hair cutting attacks against fellow Amish.
Jurors have begun a third day of deliberations in the trial of 16 people accused of hate crimes in hair- and beard-cutting attacks against their fellow Amish in Ohio.
Akron Man Gets New Trial After 17 Years Behind Bars
Dewey Jones was sentenced to life in prison for the 1993 murder of 71-year-old Neil Rankin. Jones had a lengthy criminal record prior to the conviction, but has always maintained he was not involved in Rankin's murder.
Dewy Jones was sentenced to life in prison in 1995 for the murder of an elderly man, but new DNA evidence raised questions about the conviction.
Ohio Bomb Plot Suspect Seeking To Exclude Threat
One of the accused would-be bombers wants evidence from a previous hearing excluded from trial.
One of five suspects charged with plotting to bomb a highway bridge in Ohio wants to exclude trial evidence that he threatened to bomb his seventh-grade principal.
Twin Cleared of Murdering Brother Not Angry; Seeks Police Apology
A Columbus man cleared in the slaying of his identical twin says he forgives police and prosecutors who investigated and prosecuted him. Derris Lewis and his Mother talked to reporters Friday about the family’s ordeal over 18 months.
Charges Dropped Against Teen Accused of Murdering Twin Brother
A prosecutor has dropped charges against an Ohio man accused of fatally shooting his identical twin after tests cast doubt on the key piece of evidence – a palm print of the defendant’s that was believed to be bloody.
Sister of Teen on Trial for Killing Twin Brother Testifies He’s A “Peacemaker”
Money was a focus of Monday’s testimony in the murder trial of a Columbus teen accused of killing his twin brother last January. The teens’ sister tried to refute a possible motive presented by the prosecution.
Testimony Begins in Noe Trial
Testimony is underway in Toledo in the trial of coin dealer and GOP fundraiser Tom Noe.
McCoy no longer faces death penalty
Principals in the Central Ohio “Highway Shooter” case returned to legal square one today. Following a mistrial with a hung jury, the prosecution and the defense are preparing to try again.
