Columbus Police are seeking public help to identify a suspect in a robbery on Soldano Boulevard, where a man implied he had a weapon and demanded cash. Tips can be submitted anonymously to Central Ohio Crime Stoppers.

Police identify three as victims in a Columbus murder-suicide, with a history of similar incidents in the area and emphasize domestic violence help services.

A notorious North Linden house linked to drugs and violence was boarded up by Columbus police after multiple criminal incidents and public complaints prompted legal action by the city's attorney.

The Ohio Valley is experiencing dry, warm weather due to high pressure over the region, with minimal chances of light rain in southwest counties like Cincinnati.

Norfolk Southern fired CEO Alan Shaw and EVP Nabanita Nag for having an inappropriate relationship. Mark George takes over as CEO, amidst challenges from previous derailment fallout.

Dominion Middle School celebrates its 100-year legacy with an event featuring performances, speeches, and alumni, highlighting its historic role in Columbus education.

Columbus received a $6.6 million FEMA grant to support migrants and refugees with essentials and shelter. Mayor Ginther emphasizes meeting their needs without overburdening local shelters.

The Franklin County Grand Jury decided not to indict Columbus officers for the fatal shooting of Jamie Overstreet, who had allegedly violated a protection order.

Genoa Township police are searching for a male suspect who attacked a woman and stole her purse after a minor traffic collision near Hoover Reservoir.

A community vigil honored the Gaudreau brothers, killed in a bike crash, with tributes from the Columbus Blue Jackets.

Franklin County Sheriff's Office investigated a suspicious package near the Franklin County Court, closed roads, and deployed the bomb squad, the package was not dangerous.

The Bay Area is set to enjoy warm temperatures with clear skies until a cold front brings potential rain by Friday and a significant temperature drop over the weekend.

The Trans-Siberian Orchestra's "The Lost Christmas Eve" tour is stopping in Columbus on December 26th with two shows at Nationwide Arena. Tickets go on sale with presales starting September 5 for fan club members and September 12 for others.