COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio State trustees set a private meeting for Wednesday to talk about the future of coach Urban Meyer as the university seeks to quickly move past a scandal that has consumed the football program for nearly a month. Meyer has been the subject of an investigation into the handling of domestic-abuse allegations against former assistant coach Zach Smith.
The Marshall Police Department, along with crime watch groups established on the west side of the city, is kicking off its first Community Group Meeting.
A 900-page report published Tuesday out of Pennsylvania details the sexual abuse of more than one-thousand children over the last 70 years by 300 priests.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Melania Trump is planning her first big solo international swing with a trip through several African countries in October. The first lady told The Associated Press in a written statement Monday that she's looking forward to learning about the issues that children living on the continent face, as well as appreciating Africa's history and culture. She recently launched a U.S.-based effort focused on the well-being of children.
HONOLULU (AP) - A Pearl Harbor survivor who pushed to identify buried unknown remains from the 1941 attack died Monday at age 97. Ray Emory lived through the early morning Japanese aerial bombing but never forgot those who didn't. He spent the past few decades doggedly pushing for those unknown buried remains to be dug up, identified and returned to their families.
An East Texas woman is bringing smiles to the face of children through her sewing. Over the years, Jean Elam has made hundreds of stuffed animals, with love, to be donated to children.
