Columbus Police announce the results of a two-year operation, "Operation Pocket Aces," aimed at dismantling a violent street gang on the city’s Far East side.

The biological family of Darnell Taylor, a 5-year-old found dead in a sewage drain, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against 22 entities, claiming negligence.

Park Road near Westerville is closed for six months due to construction, impacting traffic patterns with detours in place. The project aims to enhance a mixed-use path, with updates available on social media.

One person was shot on Mt. Vernon Ave, and Columbus Police are seeking public assistance in the investigation. The victim, who is expected to recover, self-transported to the hospital.

A 2-year-old boy in Columbus was hospitalized after being shot in his home following a drive-by shooting. Police are seeking information to find the suspects involved.

Olentangy Orange High School Principal Monica Asher was placed on administrative leave after sending a controversial message following Trump's election victory.

Nominations for Upper Arlington's 2025 Wall of Honor, recognizing notable past residents, are open. The latest honoree will be honored at a ceremony on May 18.

Police are investigating a shooting on Cleveland Avenue, Columbus, where a victim was hospitalized but expected to recover. Authorities seek public assistance in the case.

Former pastor George Bell pleaded not guilty to charges of rape and gross sexual imposition of a minor, with a $20,000 bond set and no unsupervised contact with minors allowed.

Ohio State Buckeyes hold No. 2 in College Football Playoff rankings and are set to face Boise State Broncos. The Big Ten shows strength, with four teams in the top five.

The National Weather Service warns of changing weather in Ohio, with rain expected from tonight through Thursday, and drier conditions over the weekend.

Upper Arlington's Parks & Rec department is hiring part-timers for various roles at the Bob Crane Community Center. The department offers competitive wages and resident status perks.

Dry conditions are expected in Ohio until late Wednesday, with the National Weather Service predicting clear skies that will gradually become cloudier. Temperatures will be around average, with rain returning Thursday.