The Columbus Dispatch - 2022-01-12

• After deadly fires elsewhere, Columbus officials offers tips
• Kremlin not optimistic following talks with US
• US earmarks $308M in aid for Afghans
• Trump wants lawsuits tossed
• No sprinklers, no fire escapes
• ‘Tireless humanist’ Sassoli succumbs to health issues
• Justice Dept. creating domestic terrorism unit
• Schools close as extreme cold grips Northeast US
• US sees its mental health is in crisis
• Nkorea fires possible missile into sea
• Chicago students set to return to school
• Bill could bar some trading by lawmakers
• US Mint begins shipping quarters honoring Angelou
• Biden supports filibuster changes
• Google suppresses views of Ted Cruz, others it dislikes
• CASKET DRAPED IN NAZI FLAG
• Panel to review charter to stop tax grabs
• Columbus man gets 11-13 years in prison for Polaris shootout
• Teachers union wants Columbus City Schools to go remote for 2 weeks
• Police promote from within for 2nd assistant chief
• Police investigat­ing death as a homicide
• American Legion in Hudson working on comeback
• School cancels class; others require masks
• Temple demolition plans undetermin­ed on Monday
• EPA to crack down on coal ash ponds
• UK developers must foot bill for unsafe cladding
• Beer review: Snow Cat a great winter switcheroo
• Bacon-wrapped, sausage-stuffed dates
• Branch out with British-style sausage rolls
• NUTTY NOODLES
• Add a little pop of pimento to brighten dishes this winter
• Partner ‘overwhelme­d with anxiety’ denies it’s a problem
• Anatomy of TV hit ‘You’
• Kidwell resigns as New Albany football coach
• Playoff appearance not enough to satisfy Bengals
• Browns players say better team chemistry needed
• Buckeyes No. 6 in final AP poll
• OHIO STATE MEN’S BASKETBALL NOTES Holtmann expects to return for Wisconsin game
• Djokovic, Barty named top seeds at Aussie Open
• AP source: MLB labor talks are set to resume

The Columbus Dispatch - 2022-01-11

The Columbus Dispatch - 2022-01-13