Graeter's teams up with The Cure Starts Now for their 16th Cones for the Cure campaign, raising funds for pediatric brain cancer with Elena's Blueberry Pie ice cream sales in September.

A man was fatally shot by deputies in Licking County after a domestic dispute and a reported stabbing attempt. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation is now looking into the incident.

Ohioans in Columbus and Cincinnati can expect a pleasant week with mild temperatures and sunshine, with a slight chance of rain towards the end of the week.

A highway worker found human remains near I-71 in Fayette County, prompting an investigation. The skeletal remains were confirmed to be human, with further details pending as the investigation continues.

Police found three bodies during a well-being check in Columbus. A mother and two children were pronounced deceased. Authorities are investigating and seeking public assistance.

Columbus obtains a restraining order against David Ross for the leak of sensitive info post-ransomware attack.

A new modular, stackable apartment project aims to address Central Ohio's housing shortage, promising quicker construction and relief for the housing market.

Ohio correctional officer Lt. Rodney Osborne was accidentally killed by his instructor during a training mirror drill when his instructor, Commander Pearson, failed to ensure his weapon was unloaded.

Ohio State's Ryan Day announced Tegra Tshabola as starting right guard for the season opener against Akron, with transfer Will Howard as quarterback. The team is focused on a strong season post-Cotton Bowl loss.

The Columbus Police have confirmed a murder-suicide on Parma Avenue involving Beverly and James Barnes, with a plea for information and highlighting domestic violence issues.

Columbus Police investigate a suspected murder-suicide on Parma Ave, urging witnesses to provide information related to the incident involving two fatalities.

The Columbus Crew defeated LAFC 3-1 to win the 2024 Leagues Cup Final after extra time goals secured their triumph.

Ohio's AG and 15 other states sued DHS over an immigration program they claim grants unlawful amnesty, countering the Biden administration's interpretation of parole.