Columbus police report a person hospitalized after a shooting on N. High St., suspect in a white SUV sought. Public asked to help identify the shooter.

Columbus launches a pilot program to help local businesses improve their work environments and prevent their relocation, with details on support mechanisms and eligibility criteria pending.

Columbus City Council has announced Africa Day celebrations for May 22, to honor African culture and its diaspora's contributions to the local community.

A road rage incident on I-70 in Columbus led to a shooting, wounding one. Police seek a gold SUV, believed to be a Chevrolet Equinox. Traffic was heavily affected for two hours.

Ohio State Highway Patrol is holding a recruitment event at Spire Institute in Geneva on April 18. Attendees can take exams and interact with troopers.

Gahanna Police shared a humorous post about two adventurous dogs at their department who are seeking their owners and joking about missed Dairy Queen treats.

Ohio is expected to face severe thunderstorms due to a cold front and secondary low pressure, with weather improvements midweek and more storms possible over the weekend.

A person was killed in a shooting in South Linden, Columbus, initially mistaken for a car accident. Despite efforts, the victim died shortly after at the hospital. No suspect details are available as the investigation continues.

Ohio's ODNR introduces the 2025 Wildlife Legacy Stamp featuring a hummingbird clearwing moth to fund conservation efforts through the Wildlife Diversity Fund. The $15 stamp offers buyers perks and celebrates local wildlife photography.

Ohio's weather forecast suggests a variable week with a Freeze Warning, cool temperatures, and a potential for showers and thunderstorms, followed by a slight warming trend.

A child in Columbus died following a severe dog attack and was pronounced dead at Nationwide Children's Hospital at 11:43 a.m. after being taken there from a fire station.

Officer Mitchell Cosby joins the Upper Arlington Police Division, bringing experience from the Toledo Police Department and anticipated to be a valuable asset to the community.

A healthcare business owner was sentenced to over three years for defrauding Medicaid of $5.7 million, including billing for ineligible services and inflated hours.