The Oakley C. Collins Memorial Bridge reopened 13 days ahead of schedule after the Complete General Construction Company efficiently completed the $813,529 surface restoration project.

A suspect robbed a store on E. Main Street and fled with an armed accomplice, according to Columbus Police. The police seek information on the light-skinned male suspect.

The Columbus Police are searching for five suspects involved in stealing a $5,000 utility cart from a business on N. High St. and are seeking community help.

Upper Arlington's Beggars Night adds a 'Track for Treats' digital map for efficient candy collecting on Halloween from 6 to 8 p.m. Residents list participating homes online.

Upper Arlington's guide on jogging safety emphasizes the importance of visibility, planning, and minimizing distractions for runners, especially as daylight savings time ends and the Columbus Marathon approaches.

Marriott settles for $52 million over a data breach, agrees to boost security practices following an investigation by a coalition of attorneys general after a breach exposed personal data of 131.5 million guests.

Brad Madison was found guilty of the murder of Brandon Joiner by a Columbus jury, with charges including murder and having a weapon while under disability.

Columbus Police responded to a shooting on E. Fulton St., finding a victim in serious condition who was later stabilized. A suspect was apprehended at 4:04 a.m.

An 82-year-old woman, Ella Ebert, died after a motorcycle struck her in Perry County. Dakota P. Eyman, 21, incurred minor injuries. No charges have been filed yet.

Brad Madison was convicted by an Ohio jury for the murder of his friend, Brandon Joiner, following a dispute. The defense claimed self-defense, but the prosecution's evidence swayed the verdict.

Retired Clark County Sheriff’s K-9 Yari, known for a distinguished law enforcement career, passed away due to cancer. After retiring, Yari was adopted by his handler, Lemen.

Columbus police are probing a shooting on I-70 that hospitalized one person, initial reports of two victims were corrected, and the westbound lanes were closed for investigation.

Ohio's 24 counties maintain a burn ban due to persistent drought conditions despite recent rainfall, with the state fire marshal and ODNR emphasizing safety and adherence to regulations.