The 75-year-old was gardening outside her Lehner Road home the night before she was found beaten to death in 2002. Detectives still want answers.

Pizzuti's 183,479-square-foot spec warehouse is one of only two such projects left inside Columbus's I-270 loop.

Records show Columbus Officer Joseph Houseberg searched Flock plate data over Thanksgiving to boost his own Gahanna crash claim.

Two Reynoldsburg officers resigned while under investigation over alleged misuse of the city's Flock license-plate camera system. The case is raising fresh questions about surveillance safeguards and police accountability.

A Columbus man has been sentenced to 13 to 18½ years after pleading guilty in the 2020 death of a toddler who was initially believed to have drowned.

Twelve blue benches at the Ohio State Fair are built to make seating easier for wheelchair users and their families.

Hardin County’s 9-1-1 lines are out of order, with calls being routed through Union County and an alternate local number available.

Silav Cafe is closing its downtown Columbus location after two years, but the Kurdish restaurant says it plans to return in a new home.

Mayor Andrew Ginther is coordinating Columbus faith leaders and advocates as Haitian TPS protections unravel, with legal aid, housing and transportation at the center of the local response.

The Sexton’s Pizza team has put a fresh name near Ohio State. Uncle Frico’s is now part of Rambler’s student-focused food lineup.

Ohio’s workers’ comp system may be preparing another $1 billion payout to employers, with average refunds potentially exceeding years of premiums.

Westerville-based Vertiv is projecting a 37% sales increase to about $14 billion in 2026, despite second-quarter supply-chain snags.

A Columbus oversized-load escort driver turned a $1 scratch-off into a $182,500 cash prize. His plans for the money are surprisingly practical.