Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost sues contractor Aaron Cowans for alleged consumer fraud involving 1st Choice Renew, seeking restitution and an injunction against Cowans' operations.

Ohio's Attorney General Dave Yost has announced a new statewide human trafficking hotline, available at 844-END-OHHT, to directly connect the public with law enforcement.

Six suspects armed with handguns robbed a man in his vehicle in Columbus, four were caught after a police chase, two remain at large. Police request public assistance.

A 19-year-old man faces charges for a shooting in Columbus, leaving one dead and another injured. Police arrested Deaire Summerall, who is charged with murder and felonious assault. Witness reports and ongoing investigations continue.

The Columbus Crew will visit the White House to celebrate their 2023 MLS Cup before playing against D.C. United. Owners express honor at this tradition.

Isaac Pence, 21, receives an 18-year to life sentence for murder at a party in Fairfield County last April, as confirmed by Attorney General Dave Yost.

A 13-year-old boy detained for a stabbing at a Hilliard bus stop will stay in juvenile detention, as the court perceives him as a public safety threat.

A gas leak in Gahanna prompted evacuations; the situation was controlled by evening with police lifting the evacuation order later. The source of the leak is under investigation.

A fatal shooting in Columbus on Sept 22 led to a murder warrant for Alejandro Angulo-Ramos, who was apprehended in Indiana. Columbus Police seek more information.

An adult male was fatally shot following an argument on Cliff Creek Drive, Columbus. Police seek Alejandro Jose Angulo-Ramos in connection with the crime.

A man, Rayshawn Rogers, was shot on E. 12th Avenue in Columbus and later died, turning the case from assault to homicide, Columbus Police seek information.

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.