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.

Two missing children, Jamila and Kenneth Austin, have been found unharmed in Columbus and returned home. They were believed taken by a relative. No arrests have been made.

A shooting on I-70 occurred where police found a wounded victim in a vehicle. Witnesses who need information are urged to contact Columbus Police or Crime Stoppers.

Columbus Police announce the arrest of Marcus J. Person Jr. and three others in connection with an East Side homicide following the earlier death of gunshot victim Rayshawn Rogers.

Detective Brandon Long of Hilliard Police received the Community Service Award from Ohio AG Dave Yost for his dedication to local community relations and the Special Olympics.

One person was critically injured in a shooting in Columbus's Italian Village during the early evening. Police are investigating, with no suspect information yet available.

Columbus police have indicted William R. Jones II for the murder of Justin Dahlin, found dead from multiple injuries on South Cypress Avenue in August.

Microsoft plans to build a $420 million data center in New Albany, Ohio, expected to create at least 30 jobs and solidify the area's status as a tech hub.

The National Weather Service forecasts calm, pleasant weather with temperatures in the 70s for Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio, followed by a cooler, potentially wet front next week.

A 12-year-old from Lancaster, OH was charged with inducing panic for allegedly making a bomb threat at junior high. His mother claims innocence; no bomb was found.

A three-vehicle crash in northwest Columbus resulted in one fatality, with emergency services responding near the intersection of Maplebrook Lane and West Dublin Granville Road.

According to the National Weather Service, settled weather with showers will persist in the Columbus and Cincinnati areas early in the week, with improvement and drier conditions expected by midweek.