A fight resulted in a man sustaining deadly head injuries on North High Street. The suspect, Adrian Ashley, was charged with murder after the victim, Timothy Davis, died. Police seek additional evidence and witnesses.

A student found a round of ammunition at Olentangy Liberty High School, leading to safety protocols and an ongoing investigation. Classes continued, with added patrols for precaution.

Ohio University bans Michael Rinthalukay after he made threatening posts and was found with an AR-15 and ammo. He is in custody, and the university sees no current threat.

The NWS forecasts increased showers and thunderstorms in Ohio due to a cold front, with strong wind gusts expected. More remarkable, dry weather will follow this weekend, and clear skies are predicted next week.

U.S. Marshals arrested Jaquan Curry, a suspect in the fatal shooting of Ronald Diggs outside an Ohio State University campus Waffle House, after a four-month manhunt.

Hilliard Police offer guided tours at First Responders Park on 9/11 anniversary with memorial bell-ringing; the park features WTC steel and honors fallen responders.

Columbus City Schools names Alexandria Miller and Kendra McGaughy as the new principals for Ecole Kenwood and Hubbard Elementary Schools, respectively.

A traffic accident in north Columbus injured three people, causing the closure of the Tamarack and East Dublin Granville Road intersection for investigation.

A car crashed into a guardrail and tree in east Columbus, critically injuring the driver. The accident occurred at around 12:30 a.m. on Parkview Boulevard.

Ohio faces varied issues before the November election, including a gerrymandering amendment, foreign campaign funding, early voting details, and young voter concerns like economic hardship.

Seanna Groce, 43, was fatally struck by a Toyota Tundra while walking on Norton Road in Columbus. The incident occurred before 1 a.m., and the driver's condition and any potential charges are not yet known.

A man in San Francisco was arrested on charges of rape and kidnapping, with bail set at $1 million. He allegedly posed as a maintenance worker to gain entry and commit the crime.

Cuyahoga County Democrats call for Ohio state action to alleviate rising property tax burdens on homeowners, advocating for policy reforms and increased state support.