Zach Werenski won the NHL’s Norris Trophy after an 81‑point season, becoming the seventh Blue Jacket to claim a major league honor. The league and team announced the award Tuesday.

Ohio’s highest court ruled 6‑1 that people whose domestic‑violence convictions trigger both state and federal firearm bans can still ask state judges to restore gun rights. The case was sent back to an Allen County judge for a fact‑based hearing.

Domo announced it will open a second location in Historic Dublin, taking over the longtime Mr. Sushi space at Bridge and High. Owner Daniel Kim says the move honors his family’s history.

An 18-year-old was booked into Franklin County Jail after police tied him to an April 12 University District shooting and a May 23 North High Street robbery.

A motorcyclist was seriously injured in an early-morning hit-and-run on I-670 near Neil Avenue; police say a dark vehicle fled and are asking witnesses to call in tips.

West Jefferson officers assisted Columbus police in locating a vehicle believed to be connected to a reported kidnapping on May 30. Investigators say the probe is active, and details remain limited.

Two people were stabbed Thursday night in Mary Ann Township; an 18-year-old from Newark was arrested, and both victims were taken to Licking Memorial Hospital.

Fights at Columbus City Schools commencements at the Greater Columbus Convention Center disrupted ceremonies Thursday night; police charged four people with riot and disorderly conduct.

Special Olympics Ohio's State Summer Games open Friday at Ohio Stadium with competitions beginning in the afternoon and a 7 p.m. opening ceremony honoring athletes.

Franklin County detectives reopened the 1984 Wanda Line homicide and are asking the public for tips as they reexamine old evidence.

A Delaware jury found Cummins misappropriated C3.ai trade secrets, awarding about $23.3M after a weeklong trial over a fuel‑efficiency AI application.

Dutch Bros will open its first Columbus drive‑thru at 5344 W. Broad St., targeting late 2026 as the company rolls out multiple Central Ohio sites.

Family Dollar has closed 28 Ohio locations since July 2025, trimming the chain's footprint and leaving gaps in neighborhood shopping across several cities.