Dan Savage's sex-positive short film tour lands at Gateway Film Center on Dec. 5, its latest visit to the University District venue.

Lawrence Rose allegedly smashed a window with his elbow before setting a bag ablaze at St. Stephen's on Woodruff Avenue.

A driver stayed at the scene after fatally striking a pedestrian near Chelsea Glen Drive early Saturday. Franklin County leads Ohio in pedestrian crashes.

Firefighters found one person dead inside a home near Bremen Street early Saturday, and officials have not released a name.

Over 300 vintage athletes from Indiana, Michigan and Missouri descend on Westerville Sports Complex, playing by 1860 rules with no gloves, no balls and strikes.

A woman and two juveniles escaped unharmed after gunshots erupted on Witte Street. The man police want, Joseph Christopher Smith, is still missing.

Springfield students voted on the name; Duke starts state-certified crisis training this month before reporting for duty in mid-October.

Columbus police host a downtown auto show Sunday featuring a custom police-themed Ferrari 488 Spider.

The teen driver's Mazda was struck at a stop sign in Harmony Township; the other driver, 31, escaped with minor injuries.

Columbus is sending eligible 911 callers to nurse navigators instead of ambulances, aiming to free up crews for true emergencies.

Bystanders performed CPR before troopers arrived, but the rider could not be saved near Fowler Road and Rebert Pike.

Columbus faces a Heat Advisory through Thursday, with highs near 95 and heat indexes reaching 104. Storm chances rise before a cooler Labor Day weekend.

Twelve years of serving Coshocton Avenue ends Sept. 1, with a shift supervisor calling the layoffs a scramble for his close-knit crew.