Ohio leads a class-action lawsuit against ZoomInfo, alleging the company engaged in securities fraud, resulting in a $75.9 million loss for state pension funds.

A Nashport man pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and failing to provide care, resulting in his father's death due to neglect and severe medical complications.

Bob Crane Community Center offers gift cards for last-minute holiday shopping. These cards are applicable to memberships, and a detailed pricing chart guides gift amount choices for residents and non-residents.

The NWS Wilmington reports mild, wet weather for Columbus and Cincinnati, with a colder shift later in the week. Early fog and steady temperatures are expected, and a more apparent weekend is expected after mixed precipitation on Friday.

Upper Arlington Police Division maintains its CALEA reaccreditation, emphasizing its commitment to high law enforcement standards and community safety.

Officer Quinn Izar of the Hilliard Police Department was honored by MADD for his efforts in preventing impaired driving. This is the second year he has received this recognition.

Ohio State Representative Jean Schmidt expressed disappointment in her colleagues for not adding the Second Amendment Preservation Act to Senate Bill 58 and is determined to continue advocating for gun rights.

Upper Arlington revives its annual Light Up Arlington event, inviting residents to decorate their homes and share their festive spirit by registering online to be added to a digital map for public viewing.

Columbus police seek public help to identify a burglary suspect interrupted by a homeowner on Hamlet Street, circulating a photo of the individual and offering anonymous reporting through Crime Stoppers.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled on the admissibility of a domestic violence victim's bodycam-recorded statements, distinguishing between testimonial and nontestimonial utterances.

Construction continues in Central Ohio throughout winter. Crews work on infrastructure projects as temperatures drop, necessitating careful driving around work zones.

Columbus residents are upset as a historic home was demolished for a new apartment complex, despite local opposition and against the city's Development Commission's recommendation.

Columbus Police are investigating after Sonny Chambers was shot dead. A warrant has been issued for his stepson, Quentez Thrasher, on murder charges. Authorities seek public assistance for leads.