An officer-involved shooting in north Columbus resulted in a man being injured after police responded to a potential domestic violence incident on New Year's Eve.

Ohio Correctional Officer Andrew Lansing was killed on Christmas Day by inmate Rashawn Cannon; prior incidents indicate a history of misconduct by Cannon.

Upper Arlington invites residents to nominate people and groups for the 2024 Community Awards and the 2025 Wall of Honor to recognize local contributions. Deadlines are in January 2025.

Gary Frantz, 71, died from a gunshot to the head at a Gahanna, Ohio, Subway restaurant. William Marshall, 30, has been charged with aggravated murder.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol reported a decrease in Christmas holiday road fatalities compared to last year, with two deaths and increased enforcement leading to arrests for impaired driving and drug offenses.

Ohio BCI Supervisor graduates from the FBI National Academy, marking a prestigious law enforcement training milestone.

Columbus Downtown High School culinary students are making meals for families at Ronald McDonald House, gaining cooking and sanitation skills while providing valuable community service.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources is beginning construction at Van Buren State Park to restore Rocky Ford Creek and create a wetland complex, improving the ecosystem and recreational opportunities.

The National Weather Service forecasts a cold weekend and warmer, rainy conditions starting Monday for the central Ohio Valley, including Columbus and Cincinnati.

The NWS predicts cloudy skies and chilly temperatures for Columbus and Cincinnati today. A clipper system will bring rain and snow overnight into Friday, potentially causing slippery commutes and modest snow accumulation.

Mixed precipitation is expected in Ohio, with a rainy morning commute and possible light snow accumulations. Conditions will improve late afternoon with a drier and cooler weekend ahead.

Columbus police investigate a shooting on Kelton Avenue on December 16. A victim is recovering, suspects and motives remain unknown. Witnesses are urged to contact authorities.

The National Weather Service predicts dry weather in Columbus and Cincinnati today, with rain coming Wednesday. Temperatures will be slightly above normal before a cold front brings cooler conditions later in the week.