Worthington reminds residents of the rules for political signs: they must be placed only on private property, with specific placement away from roadways/public right-of-ways, and enforced by city staff. Violating signs will be removed.

A 15-year-old boy with special needs reported missing in Gahanna, Ohio, was found safe, relieving the community after an urgent search by local police.

A man died after his car hit a utility pole in south Columbus; medics transported him to Grant Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead. The police are investigating the cause of the accident.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced staffing changes, with Christine Morrison to become chief of staff following Stephanie McCloud's move back to Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation Administrator.

A weather report forecasts a stalled cold front bringing mid to upper-70s temperatures, night showers, and possible thunderstorms in Columbus and Cincinnati, with windy conditions and a low chance of rain on Sunday.

A Columbus man pleads guilty to two counts of murder and other charges for a fatal shooting outside a bar, facing a potential life sentence with parole possible after 52 years.

Rafat Juaidi was fatally hit by a Chevrolet Malibu on I-270 near E. Main St.; the driver fled the scene. He died at Mt. Carmel East Hospital, and two others were injured. Police seek information on the beige Malibu, which is now damaged right front.

Columbus authorities seek the public's help in identifying a woman who stole items and assaulted an employee at a Cassady Avenue store. The suspect fled in a blue SUV on September 15, 2024.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine orders flags to be flown at half-staff to honor the late former Congressman Dave Hobson, affecting multiple counties until his burial.

Grove City initiates a safety campaign to protect pedestrians and bicyclists, focusing on high-risk areas following a comprehensive crash report analysis.

An unidentified man is investigated for robbery and threatening an employee at a store on N. Hamilton Rd, Columbus.

Jorge Gallardo was sentenced to 4-6 years for voluntary manslaughter in a stabbing outside an Ohio restaurant, after a dispute escalated into a fatal altercation.

Ohio Sec. LaRose urges citizens to register to vote before midnight, highlighting the election's importance and providing registration details.