AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoOSU Hazing Probe: Columbus police are investigating after two Ohio State students suffered burns in an incident linked to suspended fraternity Sigma Alpha Epsilon. A newly released 911 call describes pledges being doused with gasoline and set alight; authorities are examining whether hazing was involved. Statehouse: Ohio Republicans passed a bill easing state restrictions on silencers and short-barreled firearms, sending it to Gov. Mike DeWine. The vote came days after Democrats’ strong election showing. Buckeyes: No. 20 Ohio State faces Northwestern with its place in the CFP rankings streak at risk. The Buckeyes have lost two straight, allowed 71 points in those games and fired special teams coordinator Robby Discher. MAC Rivalry: Miami scored 34 unanswered points to beat Ohio 34-17 after trailing by 10. The RedHawks also drew an unsportsmanlike penalty for showing extra goalposts on the video board during an Ohio field-goal attempt. Ohio Politics: Rep. Jim Jordan won the House Republicans’ leadership race, becoming minority leader after the party’s midterm losses. Wildlife: More than 1,500 black bear sightings have been reported in Ohio since 2022, with bears seen in 69 of the state’s 88 counties—signs the species may be returning.
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