Columbus Police seek information on a man who stole a child's bike in plain sight from a residence on Park Rd. A photo of the suspect and his black Chevy Avalanche has been circulated.

Columbus Police arrested two suspects in connection with a fatal shooting on November 14. The victim was pronounced dead shortly after medics arrived. The investigation is ongoing, as detectives seek further information and urge public tips.

Marion's City Hall and other services will have altered schedules for Thanksgiving, with closures on Thursday and Friday and early closures on Wednesday. Essential services remain operational.

Columbus is set to revamp its downtown area with the Capital Line project, focusing on pedestrian and bicycle-friendly spaces and aiming to start before summer 2025.

Lincolnshire Road at Agler Road in Gahanna is closed due to utility work following heavy rains. Local traffic can take detours. Weather permitting, the closure is expected to last until November 24.

Six individuals were indicted for a firearm straw purchasing conspiracy using stolen credit card information in Ohio and Georgia, with potential penalties of up to 10 years in prison.

Lancaster announces its curbside yard waste collection schedule from April 1 to December 20. The schedule includes guidelines for proper bundling and a prohibition on mixing with other trash.

The Columbus Police investigate the homicide of 18-year-old Darnell Brown-Jones, who was shot on Eton Grove and died at the scene. They seek information and explore robbery as a motive.

A Columbus man received an 11-year prison sentence for his role in a drug trafficking conspiracy involving narcotics mailed from Arizona to Columbus.

Officer Jeff Long of the Hilliard Police has been honored with the STAR award by the Franklin County Sheriff's Office for exemplifying selflessness, teamwork, accountability, and respect.

The Columbus Police Academy graduates its 145th class with a badge-pinning ceremony at 10 a.m. on Friday. The 39 new officers have completed over 30 weeks of training.

London Police officers saved a 5-year-old autistic boy from a creek in Madison County, Ohio, rescuing him from 40-degree water after a quick response to his disappearance.

The National Weather Service forecasts persistent gray skies and showers for Ohio. Conditions will gradually improve as high pressure moves in towards the weekend, but a cooler weather pattern is expected early next week.