Ex-Columbus officer John Kotchkoski was sentenced to 65 months for a drug trafficking conspiracy involving fentanyl and cocaine. He pleaded guilty and must forfeit assets, including vehicles and firearms.

The Hilliard Division of Police and CSX Railroad partnered with the First Responders Children's Foundation to donate over 400 toys through the Hilliard Food Pantry for the holidays.

A former Franklin County deputy was indicted for violating an inmate's civil rights, resulting in assault due to revealing the inmate’s sensitive information.

Two individuals died in a suspected murder-suicide on Columbus' east side; police are investigating the incident involving a 65-year-old female victim and a 75-year-old male perpetrator.

Funding has been approved for improvements to the Wolfden Lake Dam, including dam spillway enhancements and new drainage systems, with work by Sunesis Construction Co.

Ohio State Buckeyes men's soccer team reached the NCAA quarterfinals after winning a penalty shootout against Stanford. Buckeyes' goalkeeper, Max Trejo, was crucial in the victory.

One dead, one critically injured in an east Columbus shooting on Friday morning. Police investigated the incident after an altercation reportedly led to gunfire.

The article details the City's leaf collection program, providing guidelines for residents to prepare leaves for pickup and options post-program. It emphasizes community responsibility and service efficiency.

Two were killed in a Columbus car crash at Gender Road and Abbie Trails Drive. Police identified one victim as Cofield Brown. The cause is under investigation.

Ohio's Auditor of State Keith Faber awarded 18 entities for stellar fiscal responsibility, emphasizing their accurate financial reporting and commitment to accountability.

The National Weather Service reports improved weather in the Columbus and Cincinnati areas as rain and snow wane. Cooler temperatures and potential light snow showers are forecasted ahead.

The Ohio Supreme Court disbarred Columbus attorney Gregory Port for multiple severe ethical violations.

The Ohio AG's Office has accepted a petition summary to end qualified immunity for police, leading to potential state constitutional amendment discussions.