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Ohio State QB Boeckman watching Pryor's moves
Ohio State quarterback Todd Boeckman knows how strong a 1-2 punch at quarterback can be. He saw it firsthand when Florida's Chris Leak and Tim Tebow carved up the Buckeyes' defense in the 2007 BCS national championship game.  McCain rejects 'audacity of hopelessness' for IraqRepublican presidential candidate John McCain, ridiculing Barack Obama for "the audacity of hopelessness" in his policies on Iraq, said Friday that the entire Middle East could have plunged into war had U.S. troops been withdrawn as his rival advocated.
Ohio State QB Boeckman watching Pryor's moves
Ohio State quarterback Todd Boeckman was on the sideline when Florida's Chris Leak and Tim Tebow carved up Ohio State's defense in the 2007 BCS national championship game. So he knows how deadly a one-two punch at quarterback can be to an opposing defense.
Religion news in brief
Conservative Christian broadcaster James Dobson beat out shock-jock Howard Stern and others in national online balloting for induction into the National Radio Hall of Fame.
Corning Inc. finds buyer for Steuben Glass
Corning Inc. has agreed to sell its Steuben Glass division to a private equity company that intends to continue operations in New York's Southern Tier.
U.S. troops train Georgians amid tension
President Mikhail Saakashvili praised a joint military training program involving more than 1,000 U.S. Marines and soldiers at a former Soviet base Monday, amid heightened tensions with Moscow.
Swing voters key to central Ohio congressional win
EDITOR'S NOTE: The first in a series of stories exploring how key congressional races are playing out in Ohio. This story looks at the free-minded swing voters in the tight race for a longtime Republican seat.  Comedian Andy Dick arrested in drug, sex caseAndy Dick was arrested early Wednesday for investigation of drug use and sexual battery after the comedian allegedly pulled down a teenager's top, police said.
Jury: Black neighborhood in Ohio denied water
Residents of a close-knit, mostly black Ohio neighborhood that went almost 50 years without public water were awarded nearly $11 million Thursday by a federal jury that agreed they were denied service because of their race.
Men accused of killing pastor to go to grand jury
A special agent says a handgun belonging to a murdered West Virginia pastor was found with one of two suspects during their arrests.
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