A Columbus man, Neil Brown, faces federal charges for child pornography and video voyeurism, allegedly using his position at cell phone stores to access and distribute explicit content.

Ohio State University scientists advanced the study of cell communication by developing a method to immobilize extracellular vesicles, potentially aiding in disease diagnosis and treatment.

Columbus City Attorney sues Crestwood Village Apartments' owners over crime, neglect, and hazardous conditions, demanding compliance with health and safety standards.

Ohio law requires dog licensing for pets over three months, serving as both legal compliance and a means of identification. Funds aid local animal services.

Dashcam footage released by Columbus Police shows a crash between a police cruiser and a pickup truck while an officer was responding to an emergency call.

The Franklin County Board of Commissioners sponsored a fundraiser for The Links, supporting community-building initiatives such as health, education, and human trafficking prevention.

Whitehall councilman Gerald Dixon was arrested for underage sexual misconduct, including charges of gross sexual imposition and compelling prostitution. Details remain undisclosed as the investigation continues.

Columbus Fire Chief faces disciplinary charges after a 2023 fatal crash involving a fire truck which resulted in a civilian's death and cost the city over $2.2 million.

Upper Arlington officials provide home safety tips for the holiday season, including notifying police of travel, using timers for lights, tracking deliveries, and being cautious with packaging disposal.

Researchers are investigating the use of LEO satellites as a backup for GPS navigation, particularly in challenging environments like the Arctic, to enhance accuracy and security against signal disruption.

Ohio residents brace for a cold weekend with a mix of rain and snow forecasted by NWS Wilmington; light accumulations and minimal travel impacts expected.

Ohio Representative Marilyn John voted for property tax reforms aiming to save Ohioans $2.4 billion, including bills to cap tax increases and expand tax credits.

Columbus City Schools Board approved over $50.4 million in budget cuts, closing four schools and cutting staff and administrator roles, amid a projected state funding cut.