The Columbus Board of Education extended Dr. Angela Chapman’s contract through July 2029, keeping pay at $265,000 as the district confronts a $109 million projected gap. The agreement includes tech stipends, leave and an annual review process.

A former Delaware substitute was arrested after an adult alleged a sexual relationship when he was a student roughly a decade ago.

SupplyHouse is moving into a 527,000‑sf Canal Winchester warehouse, nearly doubling its Columbus footprint and shifting fulfillment work this spring.

An 18-year-old indicted last November for allegedly dragging ICE agents during a Columbus traffic stop had his federal case dismissed after being deported on Dec. 29, 2025.

Ohio regulators recalled Modern Flower Minis 'White Truffle' after a testing violation, sales are on hold and affected packages can be returned for refunds.

Body-worn camera shows a Marion County caseworker admitting she smoked fentanyl while en route to a home visit, police say they found suspected drugs and arrested her.

Columbus police say 16-year-old Aizelyn Scheu has been missing from north Columbus since Feb. 13 and investigators now believe she may be in danger.

A sharp warm-up will push highs into the 70s on Sunday before a windy, rainy front brings possible strong storms and a rapid cool down Monday. Expect gusts and a changeover to brief snow Monday night.

The cleared Spaghetti Warehouse lot at 397 W. Broad is officially for sale, and developers say they want an affordable-housing partner to lead the next phase of redevelopment. The listing and prior commission hearings shape what comes next for the site.

H.B. 583 would require database vendors serving Ohio schools and libraries to block material lawmakers call "obscene" or harmful to minors, with penalties after repeated violations.

A two-vehicle crash on Pleasantville Road near SR 158 killed one person and left another critically injured, officials say.

Daveonte Dixon, accused of shooting two Mifflin Township officers during a May 28, 2025 traffic stop, is due in Franklin County court Thursday as prosecutors pursue attempted murder charges.

A Grove City family says county child‑welfare decisions kept their adopted 5‑year‑old apart from his biological brother and that state offices won’t take responsibility.