Detectives executed a search warrant at 186 Hirn Street last Friday and seized about 135 grams of narcotics — including fentanyl — and three firearms; one man was arrested.

Five years after 17-year-old Makenzi Ridley was killed outside the Far East Rec Center, the case remains unsolved and her family continues its memorial work. Investigators say they are revisiting leads but need tips.

Sonic Temple returns to Historic Crew Stadium May 13–16, 2027. Early presales start June 25 and general tickets go on sale June 29 — prices and camping options listed.

Coffee Connections will leave its downtown Main Street location after owners reported a sinking floor beneath the counter. The family plans a final prayer and pop-up schedule while it searches for a new home.

A person who walked away from a crash on Columbus' Northeast Side was struck and killed on Morse Road; the driver later met with detectives as the Accident Investigation Unit probes a hit-skip.

A Columbus teenager was arrested Sunday following an East Side homicide. Detectives say the Homicide Unit is investigating and seeking tips from the public.

Columbus Public Health will spray parts of Worthington pre-dawn Tuesday after mosquito traps tested positive for West Nile. Officials point to warm, wet spring weather for an early season.

Poison hemlock is appearing across Columbus. Quick removal and careful disposal will stop thousands of new seeds.

Smart Growth America's 2026 Dangerous By Design ranks Columbus 73rd of 101 metros; the city recorded 172 pedestrian deaths from 2020–2024 and is accelerating Vision Zero planning.

Les Wexner has missed more than a year of meetings at the board that bears his name. Ohio’s attendance law and campus protests raise fresh questions about his role.

Lancaster approved a development agreement for a roughly 50,000-square-foot speculative industrial building in Rock Mill Industrial Park to attract a large employer. The contract spells out cost-sharing for sewer oversizing and capacity fees.

Ochoa Mexican Grill will take over the former Pecan Penny’s at 113 E Main St, bringing patios, fire pits and Tex‑Mex shareables to downtown Columbus this summer.

A person was killed Tuesday night during an apparent robbery at a Karl Road convenience store. Columbus police say the investigation is ongoing.