A man was shot dead in west Columbus, and the suspect was later arrested in Indiana. Authorities are investigating the incident and seeking information.

A massive fire at Columbus Auto Shredding engulfed junk cars and shut down roads, with firefighters battling the blaze and monitoring for toxic releases. No injuries or building damage were reported.

Authorities found Kristin Bailey and her son Kesean safe in Columbus after a statewide alert. No charges are expected against Bailey, who was last seen in a university hoodie.

The National Weather Service forecasts continued warmth with a potential shift to cooler, wet conditions early next week in the Columbus and Cincinnati areas.

Ohio Governor DeWine has deployed 36 state troopers to Springfield schools following bomb threats, with measures to ensure student safety despite non-credible threats.

The Columbus Police responded to a fatal shooting on Cleveland Ave. The victim died at OSU Main Hospital. The police are seeking information and have urged public cooperation.

A woman died in a car crash on Interstate 270 in Columbus, with two passengers injured and the other driver unharmed. Police are investigating the incident.

The NWS forecasts sunny, dry weather for Columbus and Cincinnati, with high pressure causing above-normal temperatures, potentially reaching 90 degrees. Conditions may shift midweek with possible rain showers.

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.