Newly released bodycam footage shows police intervention in a fight during the Ohio State-Michigan game, where tensions rose after an attempted flag plant. An officer was injured, and an administrative review of the police response is ongoing.

A fatal three-vehicle accident occurred in west Franklin County when a Saturn was hit while turning onto West Broad Street, later colliding with a Toyota Sienna.

The closed Fort Rapids Indoor Water Park Resort in East Columbus is now managed by New Perspective Asset Management, which handles legal issues and potential redevelopment plans.

The construction of a new terminal at John Glenn International Airport began, raising issues of labor welfare alongside promises of improved airport security, gate numbers, and customer service.

Columbus Police are investigating after an individual arrived at a hospital with a gunshot wound to the foot, asking for witnesses to provide information on the incident.

The Ohio Supreme Court rules that consecutive prison terms for firearm violations are limited, reducing Aunrico Beatty’s original 12-year sentence for shooting at four people.

The National Weather Service predicts dry conditions with gradual warming and gusty winds for the weekend, rain starting Sunday night, possible snow by Wednesday, and a midweek temperature drop.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled Summit County may be liable for damages to a home caused by a road's collapse, overturning a lower court's grant of immunity.

One person is dead after a shooting in north Columbus, with police responding near Easton and detaining an individual in connection with the incident.

Ohio Valley residents will experience warmer weather this weekend after cold conditions, with wet weather starting Sunday night into Tuesday, per the NWS forecast.

The Franklin County Environmental Court ordered the Avalon nightclub in Columbus to close for a year after repeated violent incidents and neglect of court orders.

The Ohio House has passed House Bill 296 to increase employer contributions to the police and fire pension fund, ensuring financial stability for first responders.

A cold front brings gusty winds and low temperatures to Columbus and Cincinnati, with flurries and light snow expected. Conditions will improve with milder weather and sun on Friday and warming trends into Monday.