A Columbus mother says her 9-month-old son’s stroller was kicked repeatedly during a COTA bus ride. Police are still searching for the passenger seen in security footage.

Gahanna is buzzing over a new hive built with wheelchair access in mind. The project also aims to support Creative Options through future honey products.

Nearly $2.9 million meant for Ohio retired first responders’ medical claims was transferred out of a protected account. A contempt hearing is now set for August.

Timotheus Graham, known as “Blue,” was sentenced in Columbus after pleading guilty in a Linden-area case involving drugs and commercial sex.

A rollover crash at a Blacklick Estates intersection sent one person to the hospital Saturday. The wreck also revives long-standing concerns about speeding in the area.

A Columbus man allegedly turned unpaid store merchandise into a gift card. Police now want help identifying him.

Columbus gets a brief calm start Saturday before afternoon thunderstorms bring tornado, wind and flooding concerns. More storms are expected Sunday and into next week.

Capital University may replace Renner Hall with a new academic building at a prominent Bexley corner. The proposal is part of the university’s new 2031 strategic plan.

A 19-year-old has been charged in a fatal South Linden shooting, but Columbus police say he is still at large. The case follows a July 23 altercation near Hamilton Avenue.

Panda Express is opening its sixth Columbus restaurant on the South Side with nearly 40 jobs, a double drive-thru and a $1,000 food-bank donation.

Columbus now allows more backyard homes, but sewer connections can add tens of thousands of dollars to an ADU project.

A crash on U.S. 40 at Alton Darby Creek Road in Prairie Township left one person dead and briefly closed the road while investigators worked the scene.

FIS plans to double a Columbus credit‑card production facility and add about 100 jobs by 2031 after acquiring Global Payments’ issuer business. The expansion ramps local card‑production capacity.