Gahanna officials are encouraging public input in the 2025 budget process through key meetings and special Public Hearings on November 18 and December 2, emphasizing the role of resident contributions.

One victim was hospitalized after a late-night shooting on East Town Street; Columbus Police sought public assistance.

Rapper Ralan Styles, known for his "Baby Shark" remix, was killed in a Columbus shooting. Suspect Mahamood Hassan has been arrested in connection with the murder.

A police cruiser was involved in a collision with two vehicles in Columbus, causing injuries and prompting an ongoing investigation by the CPD's Accident Investigation Unit.

Ben Karrasch of Ohio's Health Care Fraud Section was elected to lead the National Association of Medicaid Fraud Control Units, which aims to combat Medicaid fraud and protect the vulnerable.

The National Weather Service predicts mild weather and sunshine for the Ohio Valley into the next week, with a potential for cooler temperatures and light showers midweek.

Adam Coy's trial for the shooting of Andre Hill begins Monday, Coy is charged with murder and other counts but previously had charges for not using his body camera dropped.

The 2024 Leaf Collection Schedule for Grove City has been announced. It directs residents to have leaves ready for pickup and provides guidelines on leaf disposal, eco-friendly alternatives, and contact information for inquiries.

Ohio's political ad scene is dominated by negativity and high spending, which may not effectively sway voters, including young people who turn to social media for information.

An Ohio Amber Alert for 2-month-old Caius Burris ended with his safe recovery and the arrest of his father, Russell Burris, following an alleged abduction.

Kenneth Houser was found guilty of three counts of rape and one count of gross sexual imposition against minors under ten by a Franklin County jury. He received a life sentence without parole.

A 27-year-old man was shot dead in a north Columbus neighborhood, with the shooter still at large. Police are investigating and have called for witnesses to come forward.

Columbus secures a $6.6M FEMA grant to provide critical services to migrants and refugees, easing pressure on local shelters and continuing humanitarian efforts.