Erin Ramey, 27, led troopers and police officers in a high speed chase that began when a State Highway Patrol spotted Ramey’s vehicle with expired license plates travelling northbound on US 33 at US 42.

Marysville Police laid stop sticks at US 33 and Waldo Rd. where Ramey drove over one that punctured her left front tire and eventually slowed her on 33 near Marysville High School where she was taken into custody without incident.

Illinois made the most of late Ohio State turnovers to trim their deficit as the game winded down, but ran out of time.

The Bucks took the game 83-67.

-The Blue Jackets came out strong in the first period with 4 goals scored, 2 of which were by Center Jeff Carter.

 The San Jose Sharks were handed their season-high fourth straight loss by the last-place Jackets with a final score of 6-3.

-The Cavs Kyrie Irving brought another stunning comeback last night in the fourth quarter against the Detroit Pistons.

The Cavs had a 17 point deficit in the fourth quarter, but Irving with the help of Alonzo Gee evened out the scores and the Cavs kept the lead, ending the game 101-100.

-Tonight the Cavs are home at Quicken Loans Arena again taking on the New Orleans Hornets at 7 p.m. on Fox Sports Ohio.

The Lion ladies went into halftime with a 15 point lead.

The Bucks were never able to come closer than 13 points away from the Lions who put up an 84-66 win.

-Tonight 8^th ranked OSU Men’s Basketball takes on Illinois at home. Game tips off at 7 p.m. on ESPN.

-Blue Jackets play San Jose Sharks at home. Puck drops at 7 p.m.

-Cavs play Detroit Pistons at home also. Game begins at 7 p.m. on Fox Sports Ohio.

The United Soybean Board presented a grant to assist in the commercialization of new soy-based products that have a consistency similar to plastic.

The project is geared towards providing renewable resources in the production of plastics, due to the increasing price of petroleum. 

Community Market employees reported a rock had been thrown and damaged a window.

The North Main Street Marathon reported a similar incident.

And Lambert Jewelers alarms were set off due to someone cutting their phone lines.

One day prior to his trial in December he changed his plea to guilty and offered an apology stating, “none of this should have happened.”

Fraley can apply for judicial release in as few as 180 days, but if he violates parole he will be put back in jail for the rest of his sentence plus the sentence imposed for the new crime.

In the month of February participants can register to win free groceries from Kroger.

To schedule an appointment call 800-GIVE-LIFE

Donations can be sent to Living Waters Church of God. Call the church for more information at 614-873-3632.