Columbus Police seek help identifying a suspect in a road rage incident from October 18, 2024, where a driver in a black Chrysler 300 fired a gun into another vehicle.

Previously convicted sex offender Carlos Gonzales Hernandez is in federal custody for allegedly reentering the U.S. unlawfully. He faces up to 20 years if convicted.

The former mayor of Ithaca, Ohio, admitted to theft in office, repaid over $38k, and may have his conviction terminated if he adheres to court-ordered conditions.

Shayla Favor, the first Black and female prosecuting attorney in Franklin County, has formed a diverse transition team to reform the justice system. The team focuses on innovation and community healing.

Rhonda Coomes received a 42-year sentence for child endangerment involving 14 children at her daycare. Three kidnapping charges were dismissed after her plea.

Dr. Kathayoon Khalil is the new VP and Director of Conservation at Columbus Zoo and The Wilds, bringing over 20 years of experience in environmental causes.

The ODWLC announced its leadership for the 136th General Assembly, with Rep. Munira Abdullahi as Chair. The organization aims to advance women's issues in Ohio's legislature.

Columbus Police are seeking public aid to identify a suspect in a December business break-in at Morse Rose. The masked suspect stole cash and broke into a lottery machine.

The Columbus City Attorney is suing landlords for failing to provide heating at the Life at Edgewater Landing complex. The lawsuit highlights negligence and claims over 170 violations.

The NWS Wilmington update indicates cooler temperatures, possible flurries, and variable cloud cover in the Ohio Valley, with changing conditions, including chances for snow and mixed precipitation later in the week.

Ohio's ODNR is allocating $350,000 for local boating education programs, a significant increase from the previous year, to improve boating safety across the state.

Ohio AG Dave Yost and 17 other states' attorneys general requested a review of the TPS program, arguing its temporary nature has been exceeded, with some designations lasting over 20 years.

A 4-year-old girl was fatally shot early Tuesday in a targeted shooting in Columbus, with no arrests made. Officials urge public assistance in the investigation.