Joseph Gerich admitted to involuntary manslaughter after a fight outside High Street bars turned fatal. He now faces just 1 to 3 years.

Pregnant patients and others worried about losing coverage can breathe easier after a last-minute multiyear deal.

Benjamin Alexander funneled scam payments through a cleaning company he set up in Columbus. He now faces up to 20 years in prison.

Gateway Film Center hosts a $10 double bill Saturday, with both directors sticking around to talk shop after their screenings.

Two Schottenstein Center shows on Dec. 27, 2024, will feature a new Spalding game ball and fresh uniforms for both squads.

Beeny Mbo, 2, was pulled from a Polaris Place pond after a search involving a helicopter and dive teams.

Deputies found 62-year-old John Price dead inside a Van Tassal Avenue home, then discovered old grenades left out in plain sight.

About 50 members of the 684th Medical Company depart Columbus for a century-old unit's latest overseas mission.

The Bethel Road cafe has reopened with tea-inspired cocktails starting at 5 p.m. and gelato flavors such as ube.

Sheereen Jaulim allegedly directed MedSave Clinic staff to split single visits into two billable services over seven years.

House Bill 487 targets dealers with two or more prior trafficking convictions. Critics warn it could snag addicts who sell to survive.

Park Service Coffee moves into Metsi's Wood-Fired Italian, pairing espresso and matcha with zeppole and wood-fired quiche before dinner service resumes.

Free admission, new vet-inspection rules and a month of competition await as the world-famous show fills the Ohio Expo Center.