An adult male faces charges for aggravated menacing, disorderly conduct, and reckless operation after confronting teens for toilet papering his home in Upper Arlington.

Columbus Police identified suspect Sean McNulty in a series of rapes since 1997 and possibly crimes dating back to 1982. They seek additional information from the public.

Upper Arlington High School hosts speaker John O'Leary, a burn survivor and author, for an inspiring community event on September 17, highlighting his story of resilience.

Ohio House Democrats are urging Republicans to address redistricting, with a Constitutional deadline looming and no movement on House Bill 442 for fair maps.

Ohio wildlife officers Barr, Grote, and Leibengood receive national Officer of the Year awards for excellence in conservation and wildlife management.

A man was sentenced to 21 years to life for a 2024 Columbus shooting that left one dead and another injured after pleading guilty to murder and other charges.

Pickerington Local Schools launched a campaign with Columbus Crew to improve attendance, emphasizing the learning loss from frequent absences and encouraging families to pledge consistent attendance.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources reports a 4% increase in the state's sandhill crane population, indicating healthy growth and wide distribution.

A shooting in Columbus's Short North district near Bernard's Tavern resulted in one person injured and taken to Grant Medical Center. The suspect is in custody, but the motive remains unknown as police investigate.

The Ohio State University Marching Band and Alumni Band performed a halftime show celebrating the Buckeyes' 2024 championship, featuring musical tributes and intricate formations.

Man critically injured in North Hilltop neighborhood shooting on North Ogden Avenue, Columbus, police investigate, seeking leads and community assistance.

Columbus is celebrating an HBCU Alumni Weekend with events including a career fair, cultural festivities, and recognition of HBCU contributions to the community.

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office conducts the third week of its Citizens Academy, focusing on administrative roles, civil services, and media relations to enhance transparency and community engagement.