Local authorities are investigating the death of Kylene Young, who was found deceased at a residence in Columbus. Her death is being treated as a homicide. Police urge the public to provide any helpful information.

Amazon Web Services plans to invest $10 billion in Ohio for data center infrastructure expansion, expected to create high-paying jobs and strengthen the state's tech industry by 2030.

A single-vehicle crash occurred near downtown Columbus early Saturday morning, leading to a serious injury and the temporary closure of a highway ramp for investigation.

Three women were found dead in a home on South Ohio Avenue in Columbus, and police are investigating the incident as a homicide with no suspects in custody.

The Ohio House passed a resolution recognizing perinatal mental health challenges to support new and expecting mothers, as advocated by State Rep. Sharon Ray.

A former Columbus police officer, John Castillo, was sentenced to 46 months in prison for stealing and selling cocaine, which he was supposed to combat as part of his duty.

Columbus Police Department is seeking information on a robbery at a local store where the clerk was assaulted and money stolen. The suspect is described, and the public is asked to help.

Milestone 229, a popular American cuisine restaurant in Columbus, announced on Facebook its closure on December 31 due to lease disagreements with the city.

Columbus and Cincinnati face an arctic chill with prospects of warmer weather incoming. While Thursday saw snow storms, the weekend brings rain and higher temperatures, with more rain expected next week before another cooldown.

Columbus Police are probing the death of a man found in Weinland Park, with another related injured person at a hospital. They seek community help to clarify events.

Upper Arlington's government provides safety tips for protecting one's home during the holidays, including using Notice of Temporary Vacancy forms, hiding signs of absence, tracking deliveries, and keeping homes well-lit and locked.

The ODNR is emphasizing cold water safety in Ohio, encouraging preparation and the use of life jackets and appropriate clothing to prevent hypothermia and accidents.

Three jewel thieves were sentenced to up to 16½ years for a multi-state spree amassing over $3 million. They pled guilty to felony charges and were caught in Ohio with collaborative law enforcement efforts.